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history there has been a major hypocrisy when it comes to children and the way they have been treated. On the one hand children are the most precious commodity on earth. They are the future politicians, doctors, and evangelists that will grow up to lead the world. They are the people who will eventually cure disease, invent marvelous contraptions and change the world. By all intents and purposes children are the world's most precious commodity and those in the United Kingdom are included in the lot. However throughout the history of the United Kingdom children for the most part have not had a lot of rights or protections afforded them. In more recent history this pattern began to change and as those changes took place the true nature of the wrongs of the past came to light. As the United Kingdom continued to work toward change the issue of children's rights came under fire. Those who believe children are not given enough rights pushed to provide legal protections and mandates for them in the future. Those who believe children do not need rights anymore than they need to vote, drink or drive, believe that it is the duty of their parents to protect the children when needed. Unfortunately the issue of child abuse enters the equation and it becomes evident that it is not always the parents who are going to protect the children. This paper will attempt to explore the issue of children's rights from both sides of the issue and explain each side's views and stands. The paper will use mandates already in place and also propose new ideas as it works to uncover the best interest of the children it envelopes.
Every so often on the news channels residents of the United Kingdom see a story about child abuse that is shocking. In one such case a little girl named Victoria Climbie was abused so badly the hardest of professional hearts had to stop and catch their breath when they were apprised of the events of the child's short lived life.
The child had been entrusted to a great aunt so that the child could get a better education according to court records. She was so badly abused by this aunt and the aunt's boyfriend that even the most stoic reporter was shocked beyond belief.
Her treatment included making her sleep naked each night in a bath, without blankets or heating, her arms and legs bound with masking tape. After some time she was put in a black plastic sack and forced to lie in her own excrement and urine. She was fed as a dog by having her face pushed into a plate while she was tied up in the bath. She was assaulted repeatedly by Kouao and hit with a bicycle chain by Manning. 'To say that Kouao and Manning treated Victoria like a dog would be wholly unfair,' said Mr. Garnham. "
The child was seen by hospitals and doctors who suspected abuse and notified the authorities. The authorities sent the child back to the aunt with the belief that case workers would look into the matter. This never happened and before long the little girl was dead, murdered at the hands of those who were supposed to love and protect her.
While cases like Victoria's make national news and shock the sensibilities of many, there are many other cases that never get to the televisions or radios and nobody ever hears of the scared abused children who are the victims of such things.
There are many ways for a child to have their rights violated. They can be beaten, or hurt physically but there are other rights that can be violated without that occurring. Children can be neglected in many ways. They can be mistreated in the area of food, shelter and clothing. They can mistreated by not having legal rights in the court system or they can be mistreated by not having the right to speak up about their treatment.
For many years children in the United Kingdom had no rights. The national government believed that the parents of the children would provide what the children needed and also would bring attention to the authorities anything that the children suffered from and needed help with. In recent history it has been realized world wide as well as in the United Kingdom that this is not always the case, and even when it is the lack of rights for children often prevented effective protections for those children.
When the United Nations recently decided to author a child right mandate the United Kingdom assisted by providing its major child right developments that it had been developing for its own use. Before the United Kingdom began to revamp the way its children were being protected and treated many nations in the world frowned on its lack of children's rights and protections. Fiction stories throughout history have depicted the horrors that United Kingdom children had to endure and many of the famous United Kingdom residents come out of there telling stories of what their lives were like as children regarding any rights they were deprived of. The United Kingdom recently submitted two reports to the United Nations in which it detailed the changes it was making regarding the rights it was willing to provide for the children in its region.
The report, which covers the period 1994-99 shows how those developments in law, policy and practice have reinforced the UK's compliance with the Convention over the past five years, and reflects improved integration in the approach to provision for children. The Second UK Report coincides closely with the creation of the Welsh Assembly, the Scottish Parliament and the new Assembly in Northern Ireland and therefore includes chapters which focus on developments in those parts of the UK. "
Some of the things that have been addressed in the changes the United Kingdom policy on children's rights included:
Quality Protects, a major three-year programme to transform the public care system;
Sure Start, a programme to provide support for 0- to 3-year-olds and their families in deprived areas;
the National Childcare Strategy, to ensure good quality, affordable childcare to help up to one million children aged 0-14 by 2003;
the allocation of GBP435 million from National Lottery funds for out of school hours learning, including GBP220 million to create 865,000 childcare places;
extra resources to cut class sizes for 5, 6 and 7-year-olds to 30 or below;
guarantee of a nursery education place for every 4-year-old and a free nursery education place for 66% of three-year-olds by 2002;
Tackling drugs to build a better Britain, a ten-year strategy;
the Protection of Children Act 1999;
issue of the consultation paper, "Supporting Families";
establishment of a register under the Sex Offenders Act 1967 which enables police to keep track of convicted sex offenders.
According to the government of the United Kingdom these and other measures are being implemented for children because of the value its society places on its children.
Our society cares about children, wants the best for them and recognises that they are the country's most valuable resource. That is why the Government has acted to strengthen the protection of children from abuse, and why we are improving services to children right across the board. "
Hiscott, Graham (2002). UK law on hitting children outdated
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Even given the recent changes and improvements that the United Kingdom has been implementing in the effort to provide protections and rights for its children the United Nations said it was not enough. The problem is in a law in the United Kingdom that allows parents to hit their children. The United Nations has moved to urge the British Government to change the laws it had in place that allowed parents to "smack" their children. "In its report on the UK's record of protecting children it said the Government should outlaw all corporal punishment in the family. "
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child said it 'deeply regrets' the UK retained the defence of 'reasonable chastisement' despite the recommendations a damning report it published in 1995."
The UN recommended to the United Kingdom at that time that the British government develop and promote measures of positive reinforcement for the children living in its boundaries. Several suggestions were made for this to occur. One od the suggestions made was to provide public education programmes for parents to know how to properly discipline their children. The United Kingdom took several of the suggestions into account and provided positive means of discipline suggestions for its residents.
One of the things that the United Kingdom did to improve the rights of its children was to develop and implement the Children Act 1989. The Act is a blueprint of the way the United Kingdom wants its children treated and respected. The rights of its children have been clearly laid out in the Act.
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Comments about Safety 1st Disney ProPack Travel System Stroller:
I like how the carseat easily snap on and off from the base.
has awesome durability. the fabric feels strong and not cheap.
Ease of Use
it is very easy to use and convert into a toddler stroller, easy to push and maintain as well.
Ease of Cleaning
Cleaning is very simple, it doesnt need much effort. just a whipe down.
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It's ok. Not the best stroller system. But gets the job done. The foam on the stroller handle bar gets weird feeling after 2 years. On the car seat, the handle can get uncomfortable to carry.
Ease of Cleaning
No way to clean the stroller seat cushion. The car seat cushion comes off easily for cleaning.
Comments about Safety 1st Disney ProPack Travel System Stroller:
This travel system has been alright for my 14 month son. We first bought it because we love Winnie the Pooh and it matched his nursery design. The car seat works well, and it is not too hard to get the seat itself to "snap" into or connect with the base. The stroller has its pros and cons. It has convenient cups holders, and even a little covered compartments for keys and such. The retractable "umbrella-ish" shade has a clear circle, so you can see through to baby even when blocking the sun. My problem is that the wheels/steering are not so great at all. The wheels always seem to do what they want, so it is not very easy to manuver.
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We received this travel system (the boy version) as a gift for our son who is now 2 years old. While the car seat may work great for small babies, my son as it turned out to be an extremely fast grower and was over the weight limit (22lbs I believe, it's been awhile since I looked at it) at around 5 months old. We ended up getting the Chicco Keyfit30 which was much more expensive but totally worth it. The stroller was fine but huge and heavy. We got rid of it with the carseat to Salvation Army. It collapsed just fine and was very comfortable and roomy but it took up my entire trunk space and was very heavy to lug in/out. The wheels were also very squeaky to start with. Unless you're an avid mall shopper or walker I really don't recommend this stroller. We're more of an outdoor/jogging/hiking family so we only used this about 5 times. Instead we ended up getting a lightweight umbrella stroller for airports, etc. to use when necessary.
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For many years now my wife and I have been very budget conscious, so when we saw this car seat on sale at costco, we decided that this was going to be the best car seat for our first child, and hopefully we would be able to use it for our future children. We have not had any major problems yet, however when you go lock the car seat into position in its base in the car, you need to make sure it is locked in, because although you may hear a click, that doesn't necessarily mean that the car seat is locked in, which I am glad I figured out before an accident happened. Our car seat also came with a matching stroller which was a really good thing. We use the stroller all the time and it has held up really well, one thing that could have been improved would be the number of compartments for the stroller, which is no big deal. With the car seat, I wish it would have come with the handle that is configured differently to make easier to hold.
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This is the best car seat in the united states. It has fun colorful characters that children are drawn to. The Car booster Seat has alot of cution to support the childs head, body, buttocks, stomache, hips, legs, and back. The car booster seat has 2 cup holders. One For the milk and the second one is for juice. It has arm rest and lights they can turn on when dark. it also is made with a recliner so the children can raise their legs while sleep and be more comfortable than ever. you also can raise the car booster seat up higher then the average size. the car booster seat also has buttons you can press for sound. On the left hand side it has a vibratng massage button that you can turn on to relax your child so they can feel more eased. the booster seat also has a seat warmer that you can control against weather so the child wont half to sit down on a freezing seat that makes it so uncomfortable to get relaxed. So this is a great booster seat that is in high level range only at a cheap price to keep you and your child happy.
Comments about Safety 1st Disney ProPack Travel System Stroller:
I love this stroller and car seat. We bought this for our little girl. We have three children and she was our third so we have gone through many car seats as well as strollers. We needed something that was not very expensive, sute, sturdy and was safe for our baby girl. I am so glad that we bought this car seat/stroller for our one and only beby girl. She loves the Disney characters and we love that it is safe ad sturdy. Believe me, we have put this thing through the ringer. Thanks Disney for giving us the comfort and quaility that my baby deserves!!


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filed: September 23, 1980.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAv.JOSEPH DANIELS, APPELLANT
No. 1926 October Term, 1978, Appeal from the Judgment of Sentence entered in the Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia County, Criminal Division, Nos. 2181 and 2182, June Session, 1977
Donald G. Joel, Philadelphia, for appellant.
Eric B. Henson, Assistant District Attorney, Philadelphia, for Commonwealth, appellee.
Brosky, Wickersham and Eagen, JJ.*fn* Eagen, J., concurs in the result.
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 280]
Joseph Daniels was found guilty at trial without a jury of possession, possession with intent to deliver, and manufacturing with intent to deliver a controlled substance. He was sentenced to seven and one-half (7 1/2) to fifteen (15) years imprisonment on June 22, 1978. This appeal followed.
On May 11, 1977, Officers Arthur Mee and Paul Rich responded to a telephone call from an anonymous caller that a screaming white female was being taken from a car to a building. The caller only identified himself as a third floor tenant of the same building-2335 North 13th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The policemen rushed to the location of the alleged crime.
Upon arrival, one of the officers knocked on the front door of the apartment identified by the anonymous caller and announced himself by asking if everything was "all right" (appellant's brief, page 2). Appellant unlocked the door, did not respond to the policeman's questions, and allowed the policemen to enter. Appellant walked through the apartment, followed by Officer Rich, to a bedroom. Officer Mee entered the front room of the apartment where he discovered Catherine Snelick, a white female.
Officer Rich discovered a box of plastic bags "containing a tan substance, later identified as heroin" (appellant's brief, page 2). The box was open and within Officer Rich's plain view. Officer Rich stated in his testimony, described what inadvertently came into his view when he entered appellant's room: ". . . At that point, straight ahead of us (Officer Rich and Daniels) on the dresser, was a box containing I believe, it was thirty bundles of tan powder." Officer Mee found Ms. Snelick sitting on the floor partially covered with a green plant, later identified as marijuana, rolling a cigarette containing the plant. Joseph Daniels and Catherine Snelick were then placed under arrest and taken into custody.
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 281]
Ms. Snelick subsequently obtained an agreement from the Commonwealth not to prosecute in return for her testimony.
A hearing was held, pursuant to Daniels' motion to suppress evidence illegally seized, on December 22, 1977. The lower court suppressed evidence not within Officer Rich's plain view taken from a bureau in the bedroom. All other physical evidence was not suppressed.
Appellant bases this appeal on three issues: first, whether the lower court erred in not suppressing all physical evidence; second, whether Catherine Snelick was properly immunized to give testimony; and third, whether the Commonwealth laid a proper foundation to use police chemist Perkins, who identified the physical evidence as controlled substances, as an expert witness.
It has long been established that the Fourth Amendment does not prohibit all warrantless searches, only those which are unreasonable. U.S. v. Rabinowitz, 339 U.S. 56, 70 S.Ct. 430, 94 L.Ed. 653 (1949). And what is reasonable must be judged on the totality of the circumstances of each particular case. U.S. v. Samuels, 374 F.Supp. 684 (E.D. Pa. 1974). If, however, a search would be unreasonable, the police must have a valid warrant to conduct a search unless their actions fall within one of the well established exceptions to the warrant requirement.
In the instant case, the officers made a proper search of appellant's apartment. They had the consent of Daniels to enter the premises; and once within the apartment, all evidence which was admitted below came within their plain view. The officers neither asked for nor demanded admission. Their entry was the result of appellant's free action. Furthermore, even if Daniels did not consent to their entry, his actions, when viewed in combination with the anonymous telephone call, confronted police with very suspicious circumstances warranting additional inquiry.
The Supreme Court has stated in Schneckloth v. Bustamonte, 412 U.S. 218, 93 S.Ct. 2041, 2045, 36 L.Ed.2d 854 (1973): "[w]hen a prosecutor seeks to rely upon consent to
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 282]
justify the lawfulness of a search, he has the burden of proving that the consent was in fact, freely and voluntarily given." Id. at 222, 93 S.Ct. at 2045. In U.S. v. Ruiz-Estrella, 481 F.2d 723 (1973), the Second Circuit stated:
The test for the validity of consent has been given further explanation in Virgin Islands v. Berry, D.C., 385 F.Supp. 134 (1974) where the court set the following guide to the Schneckloth test.
Id. at page 137.
Officers Mee and Rich approached Daniels at his door and asked if everything was "all right". Daniels opened the door and walked away without responding to the officers' questions. Appellant voluntarily opened the door when he saw uniformed police officers. He did not respond to the policemen's question and in doing so, we hold, consented to their entry at least so they could complete their questioning.
The consent issue in the instant case is not clearcut because Daniels did not respond to the officers. While on the totality of the circumstances it appeared he consented, it is uncertain because their verbal exchange was very limited. Nevertheless, the police acted properly. The apparent consent of Daniels presented the officers with very suspicious circumstances. They could not know if everyone within the apartment was "all right" let alone who was in the apartment.
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 283]
We recognize that police have long followed the practice of stopping and questioning suspicious persons where they lack sufficient probable cause to arrest the individual. This practice was held not to violate the Fourth Amendment in the Supreme Court's landmark case, Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S. 1, 88 S.Ct. 1868, 20 L.Ed.2d 889 (1968). There is very strong public policy in favor of permitting police to respond to reports of crime, to investigate, and hopefully, prevent any injury. In Commonwealth v. Greber, 478 Pa. 63, 385 A.2d 1313 (1979), the Pennsylvania Supreme Court discussed the Terry doctrine:
The prosecution does not dispute that detaining appellees by blocking their automobile constituted a seizure within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment. Even if such an intrusion is not an arrest, as the prosecution argues, and if Terry is applicable, the seizure in this case does not meet the requirements of Terry. A stop for investigatory purposes is justified under Terry only if the "police officer observes unusual conduct which leads him reasonably to conclude in light of his experience that criminal activity may be afoot. . . ." (Emphasis added.) Terry, supra, 392 U.S. 1 at 30, 88 S.Ct. at 1884, 20 L.Ed.2d 911. Even if we were to apply this rationale to the present case, the police conduct here would remain unlawful because the record satisfies us that these police officers did not observe any unusual conduct. As correctly noted by the suppression court, the officer in question simply "assumed" that criminal conduct was occurring.
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 284]
Id., 478 Pa. at 67, 385 A.2d at 1316. Essentially, Terry v. Ohio, supra, states that "a police officer may in appropriate circumstances and in an appropriate moments approach a person for purposes of investigating possible criminal behavior even though there is no probable cause to make an arrest." Commonwealth v. Anderson, 481 Pa. 292 at 295, 392 A.2d 1298 at 1299 (1978), citing Terry v. Ohio, supra, 392 U.S. 22, 88 S.Ct. at 1880, see also Commonwealth v. Hunt, 280 Pa. Super. 205, 421 A.2d 684 (1980); Commonwealth v. Pollard, 450 Pa. 138, 299 A.2d 233 (1973) which cites Commonwealth Page 284} v. Berrios, 437 Pa. 338, 263 A.2d 342 (1970); Commonwealth v. Hicks, 434 Pa. 153, 253 A.2d 276 (1969); Commonwealth v. Clarke, 219 Pa. Super. 340, 280 A.2d 662 (1971).
The police legitimately were at appellant's door in response to a report of an ongoing crime. They introduced their interest in appellant's apartment; and it was his criminally suspicious conduct, viewed in light of the anonymous call, which permitted their entry. This is especially true when viewed in conjunction with his apparent consent. The police behaved responsibly in trying to question Daniels. Once confronted with his suspicious behavior, their inquiry became even more imperative. They had no choice but to follow Daniels into his bedroom if they wanted to continue questioning him.
In Commonwealth v. Shaw, 476 Pa. 543, 383 A.2d 496 (1978), the Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that the doctrine established under Terry v. Ohio, supra, was only applicable where police were legitimately on the premises. There, the court held police were properly admitted on the first floor of a premises, they could not go to the second floor of the house. In the instant case, police were properly admitted into the apartment and their legitimate inquiry required they follow the appellant into his apartment. They at no time entered any portion of the apartment but on the appellant's lead.
Appellant contends the police had no authority to travel past the front room. We disagree. The Terry line of cases has been expanded in Pennsylvania to include an "intermediate response" applicable to circumstances where facts may not warrant an arrest. These situations are similar to the one in the instant case where police are duty bound to assure the safety of the woman and to inquire into the circumstances which induced their arrival. In other words, police should be encouraged to investigate all reports. This must be balanced against the appellant's privacy interests. Rather than force the officer to choose between making no inquiry and making an unwarranted search of the premises, we
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 285]
allow him the "intermediate response" of questioning the appellant. Commonwealth v. Harper, 248 Pa. Super. 344, 375 A.2d 129 (1977); Commonwealth v. Lovette, 271 Pa. Super. 250, 413 A.2d 390 (1979). Of course, under the facts in this case, the police could not continue their inquiry without following Daniels.
While we have determined that the police had sufficient grounds to enter the bedroom under the Terry analysis alone, the Commonwealth's position is clearly strengthened by "intermediate response" rationale adopted by this court.
Therefore, once the officers entered the premises legitimately, they sought to question the appellant. In order to do so, he was followed to a bedroom where contraband came into plain view. This court made a careful review of the plain view doctrine in Commonwealth v. Adams, 234 Pa. Super. 475, 341 A.2d 206 (1975), where we stated that the plain view doctrine requires two distinct findings: 1) the police must legitimately be on the premises, and 2) the view must be inadvertent. Ker v. California, 374 U.S. 23, 83 S.Ct. 1623, 10 L.Ed.2d 726 (1963); see also Coolidge v. New Hampshire, 403 U.S. 443, 91 S.Ct. 2022, 29 L.Ed.2d 564 (1973); U.S. v. Davis, 461 F.2d 1026 (3d Cir. 1973).
In U.S. v. Herndon, 390 F.Supp. 1017 (1975), the court recounted the plain view doctrine. They stated:
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 286]
See also Commonwealth v. Davenport, 453 Pa. 235, 308 A.2d 85 (1972); Commonwealth v. Legg, 258 Pa. Super. 294, 392 A.2d 801 (1978); Commonwealth v. Getz, 236 Pa. Super. 469, 344 A.2d 686 (1975); Commonwealth v. Cubler, 236 Pa. Super. 614, 346 A.2d 814 (1975); Commonwealth v. Rota, 222 Pa. Super. 163, 292 A.2d 496 (1972); Commonwealth v. Bowers, 217 Pa. Super. 317, 274 A.2d 546 (1970).
All evidence which inadvertently came within the plain view of Officers Mee and Rich while legitimately on the appellant's premises was properly admitted into evidence.
The lower court reached the same result as we do today. However, they did so, in part, through use of the exigent circumstances exception to the warrant requirement. We believe that it is imperative that no finding of sufficient exigent circumstances be made in this case. The police responded appropriately to a distress call. Nevertheless, that call was anonymous and there were no indicia of reliability of information accompanying the telephone call. It was nothing but a naked assertion that a white woman was screaming while being taken into an apartment in a black neighborhood.
Therefore, we hold that there were not sufficient exigent circumstances present to make the search valid for that reason alone. The lower court erred in relying on the exigent circumstance exception to the warrant requirement. All decisions made pursuant to the exigent circumstances exception must be made cautiously, for it is an exception which by its nature can very easily swallow the rule unless applied in only restricted circumstances. An anonymous call of an alleged crime cannot be sufficient to trigger the exception. It it were, the exception would in short order become the rule.
Daniels argues that Ms. Snelick was not properly immunized to give testimony. The appellant lacks standing to raise this issue. Commonwealth v. Russell, 225 Pa. Super. 133, 310 A.2d 296 (1973).
[ 280 Pa. Super. Page 287]
Appellant's final contention is without merit. An expert witness may be qualified in several different ways. An expert may acquire his knowledge through occupational, practical or other experiential training. He is not required to acquire his expertise through academic training. Churbuck v. Union Railroad Company, 380 Pa. 181, 110 A.2d 210 (1955).
*fn* Chief Justice MICHAEL J. EAGEN of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, is sitting by designation.
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