I went to college and everything... Ha,Ha, great line. I didnt mean to ding you, I was serious, I thought you knew this stuff. All the data is already categorized for us we cant just change it around because we feel this one or that one is a homicide and change the judges decision because we feel like it, The NCES doesnt do that.
I doubt you could "ding" anyone. As I said I am well aware that TBS's fight tooth and nail to have the deaths at their establishments ruled as anything other than a homicide, and generally succeed. My argument centers on that simply because they work to term it something else doesnt change what it really is. If you can't get this then you're much more naive then I thought. In the meantime you may want to do a little backreading, I've made numerous comments regarding how often TBS's kill a kid and claim something else entirely, a kid beaten to death died of complications from sickle cell, a kid is restrained face down in a puddle and it becomes "excitable heart syndrome". You need to learn to pay closer attention Cindy. It would save you alot of headaches.
Sure they do , this everywhere, Bob, the school district doesnt want to be sued either. But we need to go by what the judge says, that is one standard that applies to both the public sector and TBS. Why do you think, out of all the professionals are done that you can come up and change the ruling because of what you feel is right. That just amazes me. Like adding that little girl who traveled to someones home to get therapy and you wanted to add her to the list of kids killed in TBS's. If you truly believe you are right by doing this it really amazes me. of course her death is important....
I dont think you undertand what parameters mean, you keep trying to add all this stuff that doesnt even apply