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Monday starts the beginning of the end of Hannah’s in court justice.

October 1st, 2007

Dear Friends,

Monday starts the beginning of the end of Hannah’s in court justice. We are now anxious to get this phase completed. Our family has become stronger through this process that usually destroys people from the devastation of the Criminal Justice System. We will do everything needed to make certain that Hannah gets justice inside and outside the Court. Just yesterday Lorena and i met with some of the most powerful legislators in California again to push them to continue to develop proper laws that help Prevent these types of abuses. The First Law is just several months away from being signed in by the Governor.

Please consider joining us in court to support Hannah and our family in Auburn CA. Going to court isn’t easy but when you have friends with you it is certainly easier to handle the pressure. If you do want to join us you can come for 10 minutes or spend the day. The Historical Court Building in Downtown Auburn Ca. The Domed Building on the hill…

Thank you for your support,
Scott & Lorena Juceam

2 Responses to “Monday starts the beginning of the end of Hannah’s in court justice.”

  1. Erin Enders Says:

    Just wanted to you know you are in my thoughts every day.

  2. Dottie Miller Says:

    just to let you know that I have not forgotten the times that you shared your family with me. You are all in my thoughts. I might not be able to be there in person, but my spirit is with you..

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  • most recent National Child Abuse and Neglect Data figures reveal that almost 900,000 children were victims of abuse and neglect in the United States in 2002, causing unspeakable pain and suffering to our most vulnerable citizens.
  • of the children who are victims of abuse and neglect, nearly 4 die in the United States each day.
  • abusive head trauma, including ‘Shaken Baby Syndrome’, is recognized as the leading cause of death of physically abused children.