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THE CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY OF MARCH 13, 2004 CPS ABUSES AND VICTIMIZATION OF FAMILIES 
Congressman Joe Baca (California) headed the panel for the Congressional Inquiry of CPS Abuses and Victimization of Families on March 13, 2004. Reportedly, Rep. Baca was scheduled to attend the Inquiry for a short period of time, however, once the testimony began, Rep. Baca remained the entire day. Rep. Baca has forwarded copies of families evidence books to Congressman Wally Herger and to Legislators in Washington, DC. A Congressional Inquiry will be scheduled to take place in Washington, DC. Rep. Baca retained copies of portions of the evidence books and will write a report. 
Parents and Advocates presented evidence of abuse of children in CPS custody 
Parents and Advocates testified as to how CPS unjustly ruined their lives and destroyed their families
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