Child protection law : LAW303H1F : 2013 course readings

2013·0.2 MB·English

by  Wilson, Jeffery

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
FACULTY LAW
of
Child Protection Law
LAW 303HIF
Faculty of Law- University of Toronto
2013 COURSE READINGS
Developed by Jeffery Wilson & Christine Lee
Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2018 with funding from
University of Toronto
BORA LASKIN LAW LIBRARY
SEP - 5 2013
https ://a chive.org/details/childprotectionlOOwils
faculty of law
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Child Protection Law
LAW 303HIF
Faculty of Law- University of Toronto
2013 COURSE READINGS
Developed by Jeffery Wilson & Christine Lee

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Reading Page
First class
“Genie” - Annals of Science - A Silent Childhood 1
Wilson: Summer monograph from Ontario Family Law REPORTER 57
Second, third classes
Weaver v. Roanoke Department of Human Resources 59
Richardson v. Henry County Department of Social Services 65
Bartholet, Nobody’s Children at pages 1-8 71
Commission to Promote Sustainable Child Welfare, June 2010 at pages 1-6 77
Commission to Promote Sustainable Child Welfare, Aug 2011 at pages 8-10 83
de Lone, Small Futures at pages 85-88 87
Haskins et al, Child Protection - Using Research to Improve Policy and Practice at pages 91
171-184
Pecora, The Child Welfare Challenge - Policy, Practice and Research at pages 24-25, 28 99
Special Commission on the Practical Operation of the Hague Convention 103
Vanier Institute, Profiling Canada’s Families IV at pages 104-105, 116-117 109
Vanier Institute, Child Abuse and Neglect fact sheet (May 2011) 113
Public Health Agency of Canada, Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and 115
Neglect 2008
Fourth, fifth classes
Facta, Brown, Commanda v. Commanda #2 127
Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989 (NZ), ss. 5 & 13 309
B. v. Ministiy of Social Development 315
Barton-Prescott v. Director General of Social Welfare 335
Judge Edwin Kimelman, Manitoba Inquiry Into the Adoption and Placement of Indian and 349
Metis Children at pages i-ii, 271-280
Walter, Isenegger and Bala: ““Best Interests in Child Protection Proceedings: Implications 361
and Alternatives” at pages 1, 5-7, 28-29
Trocme, Knoke, Blackstock: “Pathways to the Overrepresentation of Aboriginal Children in 367
Canada’s Child Welfare System” at pages 577-578, 583-596
Sixth, seventh classes
Facta from CAS of Oxford County v. W.T.C. 383
Notice of Constitutional Question and Factum filed by the Office of the Children’s Lawyer 439
Goldstein, Freud, Solnit: Before the Best Interests of the Child at pages 39-57 491
The Honourable Stephen T. Goudge, Commissioner: Inquiry into Pediatric Forensic 501
Pathology at pages 567-577
Kagan: The Nature of the Child “John Bowlby and Separation Anxiety’’ at pages 54-64, 513
252-254
Simmel, Barth, Brooks: “Adopted Foster Youths’ Psychosocial Functioning: A 521
Longitudinal Perspective”
Wald: “Beyond Maltreatment: Developing Support for Children in Multiproblem Families” 535
at pages 1-4, 39-40
Steinhauer: The Least Detrimental Alternative: A Systematic Guide to Case Planning and 543
Decision Making for Children in Care at pages 361-368
Eighth class
Lovinsky, Wilson: Chapter 1 in Wilson on Children and the Law at pages [1-66] to [1-77 549