In Prosecuted but Not Silenced:
Courtroom Reform for Sexually Abused Children, Maralee McLean shares her legal journey to protect her daughter from her ex-Husband’s alleged sexual abuse. She faced barriers at every turn and her ex-husband ultimately won custody. Her efforts to seek justice produced outcomes that would make many protective mothers question whether to travel her path. Changing the legal landscape motivated her to write her book. CLP caught up with Ms. McLean in the following interview.

Courtroom Reform for Sexually Abused Children, Maralee McLean shares her legal journey to protect her daughter from her ex-husband’s alleged sexual abuse. She faced barriers at every turn and her ex-husband ultimately won custody. Her efforts to seek justice produced outcomes that would make many protective mothers question whether to travel her path. Changing the legal landscape motivated her to write her book. CLP caught up with Ms. McLean in the following interview.

Juvenile sex offenders fall into a unique subset of criminals. They may be permanently branded as sexual offenders, yet their youth often makes them more amenable to rehabilitation efforts. Since youth offenders are at a vulnerable stage in life, many researchers take a particular interest in what factors will influence a juvenile delinquent
to end deviant or criminal behaviors and conform to traditional expectations of productivity.

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My very happy 2 years old toddler was taken from me, a very loving and capable mother to be given to her millionaire and abusive father.

The judge ignored all my evidences showing domestic abuse, ignored my concerns of serious harm and totally sided with the father in a serie of orders which breached my human rights and made terrible and concerning fact findings which only led to more issues.
This judge was brought on the case by the rich man’s legal team.

Courtroom Reform for Sexually Abused Children, Maralee McLean shares her legal journey to protect her daughter from her ex-husband’s alleged sexual abuse. She faced barriers at every turn and her ex-husband ultimately won custody. Her efforts to seek justice produced outcomes that would make many protective mothers question whether to travel her path. Changing the legal landscape motivated her to write her book. CLP caught up with Ms. McLean in the following interview.

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Juvenile sex offenders fall into a unique subset of criminals. They may be permanently branded as sexual offenders, yet their youth often makes them more amenable to rehabilitation efforts. Since youth offenders are at a vulnerable stage in life, many researchers take a particular interest in what factors will influence a juvenile delinquent
to end deviant or criminal behaviors and conform to traditional expectations of productivity.

Read Article