FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W848540070> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W848540070 abstract "What has become known to the world as the Baby Veronica case (2009-2013) involves several parties including the biological father, Dusten Brown, who is a Cherokee citizen, the Non-Native adoptive parents, the Capobiancos, the Cherokee Nation, and most importantly the baby who is now a child getting ready to start school, Veronica. It is a complex child custody case, but one that is well supported in Federal Indian Law and Policy with the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) of 1978 and Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians v. Holyfields (1989). In the beginning of the Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl et al case (or famously known simply as the Baby Veronica case), the South Carolina Family Court and Supreme Court used the legalese of the ICWA to uphold the biological father's parental right to stop the adoption of his child. However, in an interesting turn of events the case was then taken up by the United States (U.S.) Supreme Court where it was ruled that the biological father was not an Indian parent as defined by ICWA (before the child was placed with the prospective adoptive couple there was no preexisting custody of the newborn child by the father) and stating that state law applied and not ICWA in this case and since the father was not married to the birth mother and had not paid child support he was not deemed a parent by South Carolina’s definition of the word. The most recent decision came from the South Carolina court stating that Baby Veronica, after two years of living with her father, must be returned to the prospective adoptive parents. Most everyone out there felt sadness for the prospective adoptive couple who had loved and provided for this child for two years, but all adoptive/foster parents know there is always a chance for the natural parents to object to the placement (it is called legal risk in child welfare). Each state sets their own laws on how long the natural parents have to change their mind, but in this case the biological father was not even aware that the biological mother was planning on giving the child up for adoption. Once he discovered the adoption, four months after the child was born and had been living with the Capobiancos since birth, he filed a petition to stop it and regain custody. This action would lead to a four year long custody battle. While it is important to look at all the facts and the history of the ICWA (and now the future of the ICWA) this dissertation focuses mostly on the public perception of the case. This case has received a fair amount of media coverage throughout the United States including a one-hour episode on Dr. Phil which aired on CBS. It is not often that something happening in Indian County makes it to mainstream media/attention, but when it does there is usually a great deal of misunderstanding on the issue. This is also true for most of the coverage and public responses from the media. This time around it was also true of the U.S. Supreme Court who focused too much attention on Dusten Brown’s blood quantum and not his cultural upbringing. Further the majority…" @default.
• W848540070 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W848540070 creator A5044598401 @default.
• W848540070 date "2015-01-01" @default.
• W848540070 modified "2023-09-24" @default.
• W848540070 title "Baby Veronica & The Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA): A Public's Perception" @default.
• W848540070 cites W119586212 @default.
• W848540070 cites W130992591 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1487218593 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1517902696 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1543442695 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1558991806 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1559788804 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1562920978 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1572784821 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1582998000 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1589097683 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1593730650 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1598261842 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1787944530 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1925994805 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1985561758 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1985579102 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1988345431 @default.
• W848540070 cites W1992410457 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2003981411 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2025574412 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2039551283 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2047157082 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2061005880 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2063519989 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2069473075 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2070031988 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2070777464 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2073009850 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2075731517 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2088205951 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2092196676 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2098724600 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2112450634 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2120292563 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2127884779 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2134310663 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2134827477 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2139283418 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2142573394 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2142622307 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2150456974 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2166248624 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2220961848 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2254273982 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2405524161 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2419308622 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2476498593 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2498627203 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2525961731 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2564860747 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2586052522 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2592239964 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2619185940 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2621662971 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2792313917 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2796705182 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2801151614 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2802440904 @default.
• W848540070 cites W2977666014 @default.
• W848540070 cites W3127925001 @default.
• W848540070 cites W313250931 @default.
• W848540070 cites W3210151183 @default.
• W848540070 cites W368060027 @default.
• W848540070 cites W381052903 @default.
• W848540070 cites W433214958 @default.
• W848540070 cites W563480982 @default.
• W848540070 cites W572384403 @default.
• W848540070 cites W59711022 @default.
• W848540070 cites W599873211 @default.
• W848540070 cites W611773016 @default.
• W848540070 cites W617814884 @default.
• W848540070 cites W623273376 @default.
• W848540070 cites W641146048 @default.
• W848540070 cites W648972657 @default.
• W848540070 cites W652926356 @default.
• W848540070 cites W766217558 @default.
• W848540070 cites W789332795 @default.
• W848540070 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
• W848540070 type Work @default.
• W848540070 sameAs 848540070 @default.
• W848540070 citedByCount "0" @default.
• W848540070 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W848540070 hasAuthorship W848540070A5044598401 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C100243477 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C138496976 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C144024400 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C166957645 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C17744445 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C199539241 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C2777546891 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C2778047097 @default.
• W848540070 hasConcept C2778272461 @default.

• next