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Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform => The Troubled Teen Industry => Topic started by: Anonymous on November 11, 2007, 05:07:02 PM
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Video: http://floridadjjabusevideo.blogspot.com/ (http://floridadjjabusevideo.blogspot.com/)
Mark Caldwell distraught over son’s conviction
November 7, 2007
I spoke to Mark Caldwell this evening. I knew by the sound of his voice that the news was not going to be good.
His first words were, “they found Justin guilty.â€
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http://justin-caldwell.blogspot.com/ (http://justin-caldwell.blogspot.com/)
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November 7, 2007 -- Justin Caldwell has been in the clutches of the Florida Dept of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) his entire adolescence. He now sits in the Jackson County Correctional Facility awaiting trial on charges his father says are false.
Justin Caldwell is nearly 19. At 13 he went through a rough time much like other adolescents. Most kids are able to work through their issues with the help and guidance of their parents. This family didn’t get that chance.
At 13 DJJ sentenced Justin to 12-18 mos. in a residential treatment center. Justin is almost 19 and still in custody.
Caldwell said, “During Justin’s nearly 6-yr stint at 2 DJJ facilities my son suffered a broken nose, a broken arm, back problems, staples in his forehead, and bruising. Some of the abuse was caught on video.â€
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The article leaves out what the boy did to cause staff to need to intervene. Staff doesn't sit on students for no reason, he could of been threatening other students.
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Ugh
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The article leaves out what the boy did to cause staff to need to intervene. Staff doesn't sit on students for no reason, he could of been threatening other students.
::eek3::
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The article leaves out what the boy did to cause staff to need to intervene. Staff doesn't sit on students for no reason, he could of been threatening other students.
::eek3::
i know...well, you know now how those guards who beat that kid to death got aquitted. :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Teen Gets Maximum Sentence (http://http://www.jcfloridan.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=JCF%2FMGArticle%2FJCF_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1173353647812&path=)
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thats just great, poor kid he was suppose to be getting rehabilitated and finishing school...guess thats not what was happening in there..now in jail he can convert to muslim fundamentalism and become a real threat but I guess thats what America wants...FEAR to rule the day and all of us to PAY...see they know exactly what they (gov) are doing its systematic torture folks...have you tortured a child today? that should be the gop's new catch phrase
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The article leaves out what the boy did to cause staff to need to intervene. Staff doesn't sit on students for no reason, he could of been threatening other students.
Yep, at Straight kids were "restrained" for such horrendous offenses as....
not keeping their feet flat on the floor
not keeping their hands on their knees
scratching an itch after being told not to move
turning around in your seat
not looking at the person speaking
not "motivating" enough to get called on
and very often kids would get yanked off the toilet for not being fast enough
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The article leaves out what the boy did to cause staff to need to intervene. Staff doesn't sit on students for no reason, he could of been threatening other students.
That is a good point, but I look at it from a different angle.
What did the staff do to cause the boy to attack him?
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The article leaves out what the boy did to cause staff to need to intervene. Staff doesn't sit on students for no reason, he could of been threatening other students.
That is a good point, but I look at it from a different angle.
What did the staff do to cause the boy to attack him?
this is the reason why institutionalization is such a bad idea.....asshole, you don't restrain people for threatening. In schools if someone is "talking smack" the teachers don't pin the kid down, UNLESS he is being violent.
These places use force as a means of control when it is not appropriate, damagin the psyches of the kids in their care