Strongly support. When a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. If a victim is forced to share custody with her attacker, it can cause new trauma for years and years.
Sending the following message to Senators Fielder and Sands before Jan. 6 committee hearing:
Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape before Senate Judiciary tomorrow morning. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division believes that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker. Please support SB 22. Respectfully, Vickie Zeier on behalf of the Missoula County Commissioners
Sending the following to MC Senators on the floor today:
Senators, Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape, on the Senate floor this afternoon, and thanks Senator Malek for carrying this legislation. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division agrees that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker. Please support SB 22.
Sending the following end of day Thursday: Representatives Hill-Smith, McConnell, and Morigeau, Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape, being heard in House Judiciary tomorrow morning. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division agrees that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker. Please support SB 22.
Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape, being heard on the House floor this morning. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division agrees that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker.
Strongly support. When a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. If a victim is forced to share custody with her attacker, it can cause new trauma for years and years.
ReplyDeleteSending the following message to Senators Fielder and Sands before Jan. 6 committee hearing:
ReplyDeleteMissoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape before Senate Judiciary tomorrow morning. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division believes that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker.
Please support SB 22.
Respectfully,
Vickie Zeier on behalf of the Missoula County Commissioners
Per Rob Taylor: no issues.
ReplyDeleteSending the following to MC Senators on the floor today:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape, on the Senate floor this afternoon, and thanks Senator Malek for carrying this legislation. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division agrees that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker.
Please support SB 22.
Sending the following end of day Thursday:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives Hill-Smith, McConnell, and Morigeau,
Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape, being heard in House Judiciary tomorrow morning. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division agrees that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker.
Please support SB 22.
To be sent today(4/20) at 9:00am:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County strongly supports SB 22 - Revise laws re termination of parental rights when child is a result of rape, being heard on the House floor this morning. Missoula’s Relationship Violence Services division agrees that when a child is conceived as a result of a rape, the offender should not be granted parental rights. Trauma can be caused for years if a victim is forced to share custody with their attacker.
Please support SB 22.