* by Ray Ferris, Guest Author
Two
things immediately strike me as being of interest following the scathing Paul
Walker judgement. First it looks as if they intend to hang the social workers
out to dry and blame it all on them. Do they imagine we don’t know that the
social workers act under strict direction and many people higher up the ladder
were involved in this case. One cannot spend the millions that the protection
trial cost and the many more that the misfeasance trial cost without
authorization from a very high level. Nor did the social workers have the
authority to abruptly fold the case on day 66.
