Of course is longer training going to help. Police school is like 3 Months in the US. Obviously that's insufficient, when it's 3 years in most European countries.
In a longer time you can watch them more closely how they behave under pressure, and you have more time to sufficiently train de-escalation tactics, basic psychology etc...
Then it's still expensive, just someone else footing the bill.
It's just an enormous amount of human and technological resources necessary, and the medications are also usually really expensive and to a very high degree still under patent protection, because there is a lot of progress going on
It's everywhere fucking expensive. Just more so in the US
[X] Doubt In every pediatric hospital worth their salt, they have a specialized team for child abuse
And yes, of course they are calling child protection services afterwards, but for them to take action, not to get a consult from them if it's child abuse
In the US they let people with no clue of medicine practice as coroner's. Maybe your wife can detect signs of trauma. In the court I would still like the opinion of a trained MD
The most funny thing was the "I can't eat an iPad" reply, when someone from the Fed tried to explain these mental gymnastics
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052748704893604576199113452719274
Then you just move the domain to one of their many subsidiaries abroad. The Community will be smart enough to access another Wikipedia tld
Then move the foundation to the EU and tell him to pound sand
Since when is it the job of a social worker or part of their studies to perform medical assessments of children?
The fact that they quote testimony from a social worker and not from a qualified person?
Since when are social workers qualified to make a medical assessment of a person?
Turns out Americans are even dumber than I thought