Here
we have gathered together an index of relevant newspaper articles,
legal documentation and other informational documentation.
We hope that you may take the time to review the information
presented on these pages so that you may further understand
our struggle and why it is so important. Please note that
articles and documentation that are not hosted within our
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A
couple fears for their daughter, whose move from Seven Hills
Pediatric Center has been recommended to a federal judge by
the Department of Mental Retardation.
A
Seven Hills parent argues that the Commonwealth has offered
up its most helpless individuals rather than protect them
from a serious threat to their survival.
Letters supporting our opposition
to the Rolland Settlement Agreement which
appeared in the Boston Globe Ideas Section in response to
Kevin Cullen’s June 30 column.
The first article about the
Seven Hills Pediatric Center families’ fight against
the
Rolland Settlement Agreement. Coalition of Families and Advocates
for the
Retarded is an advocacy group consisting of family members
like those at Groton.
Attorneys
representing more than forty Seven Hills Groton residents
have sent to the Federal Circuit Court today a "reply
brief" that will be the last thing they file for our
appeal in that case and gives a very strong argument that
what the state has done is wrong.
Attorneys representing more
than forty Seven Hills Groton residents filed the brief in
support of their appeal of the Rolland Settlement Agreement
on May 18, 2009
A statement approved by
the Seven Hills Pediatric Center Family Council and
signed by individual family members of residents expressing
their dismay at the
Rolland v. Patrick Settlement Agreement.
The legal opposition to the
Settlement Agreement filed in federal court on behalf of the
families of 43 Seven Hills Pediatric Center at Groton long
term care patients.
