GUILTY ND - Tyr Lange, 4 months, Stutsman County, Jul 2018

ND Missing Baby
Bond has been set at $250,000 cash or $500,000 surety for a Carrington woman charged in the death of her 4-month-old boy.
25-year-old Justice Lange made her initial court appearance Thursday on charges of manslaughter and child neglect. Together they carry a maximum punishment of 15 years in prison.
 
ND woman held on $250,000 bond for baby’s death
Lange’s bond was set at $250,000 cash or $500,000 surety with requirements that she participate in the 24/7 program and not leave the state of North Dakota if released.
Lange said she had applied for a court appointed attorney although none was assigned at the time of the initial appearance.
She remains in custody in the Stutsman County Correctional Center. Her next court date, a preliminary hearing, will not be scheduled until an attorney has been appointed.
 
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Lange missing 9 days during which baby died
A Carrington woman admitted to law enforcement officers she took intravenous methamphetamine the day she traveled into rural Stutsman County where her 4-month-old son died, according to court documents.
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Deputy Jason Falk, detective with the Stutsman County Sheriff’s Department, testified in the probable cause hearing that Jason Wilde, age 37 or 38, Carrington, the boyfriend of Justice Lange and father of Tyr, purchased methamphetamine on June 28 from a person at the carnival at the Stutsman County Fair. Falk also testified Lange told him that she had “shot up right before she left with the baby.”
Wilde told the Stutsman County Sheriff’s Department he had been fighting with Lange and suspected she might be hiding from him in the Woodworth area.
Wilde is free on a $1,000 unsecured bond. His next court appearance is at 11 a.m. Sept. 5.
Lange remains in custody in the Stutsman County Correctional Center on $250,000 cash bond. She has been assigned Kevin McCabe, a public defender from Dickinson, as court-appointed counsel. Her next court appearance, a preliminary hearing and/or arraignment, is scheduled for 9 a.m. Sept. 5, at the Stutsman County Courthouse before Schmitz.
 
How high do you have to be to do this?
My son makes no sense when high. He thinks the hospital is trying to kill him but will inject whatever in his arms.
What are these addicts thinking? Like how can you do this?
 
Someone wondered a while back where are the children's rights. Well, in the USA we believe that parent's rights come before children's rights. We are the ONLY country in the UN who has not ratified the CRC, the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
" the United States played a critical role in drafting the CRC but never ratified it because of unfounded fear-mongering from politicians and activists who argued that it would undermine parents’ rights and “give our children unrestricted access to abortion, *advertiser censored*, gangs and the occult.”

U.S. Stands Alone: Not Signing U.N. Child Rights Treaty Leaves Migrant Children Vulnerable | HuffPost

An earlier article from the Washington Post quotes this group as helping to keep the treaty from being ratified

"Michael P. Farris, is a constitutional lawyer and president of ParentalRights.org, an organization that has been actively campaigning against U.S. ratification of “dangerous U.N conventions that “threaten parental rights” such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child. “The chief threat posed by the CRC is the denial of American self-government in accord with our constitutional processes,” said Farris"
"Farris says that the “United States demonstrates its commitment to human rights whenever it follows and enforces the Constitution of the United States, which is the greatest human rights instrument in all history.”
The currently all male-staff (Farris says the group has never focused on maternal leave as an issue) of ParentalRights.org..."
Why won’t the U.S. ratify the U.N.’s child rights treaty?
We, the USA, believe children are property. Until we as a nation decide children are independent human beings who's rights are not dependent upon the whims of their parents, we will continue to see these tragedies over and over again. Our government doesn't waste money on people who have no rights of their own. = underfunded, understaffed, overworked, child protective services. = lack of mental health support. = lack of addiction treatment. = and on and on and on.
 
Well, IV meth, and I thought most meth users were skin and bones. Obviously I don't have a clue!
Nope! I had a friend who shot her meth up and she weighed nearly 400lbs. She only smoked/snorted for about 18 months then picked up shooting. Her weight never really changed, while smoking alone I lost over 120lbs in around a year.
 
Someone wondered a while back where are the children's rights. Well, in the USA we believe that parent's rights come before children's rights. We are the ONLY country in the UN who has not ratified the CRC, the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
" the United States played a critical role in drafting the CRC but never ratified it because of unfounded fear-mongering from politicians and activists who argued that it would undermine parents’ rights and “give our children unrestricted access to abortion, *advertiser censored*, gangs and the occult.”

U.S. Stands Alone: Not Signing U.N. Child Rights Treaty Leaves Migrant Children Vulnerable | HuffPost

An earlier article from the Washington Post quotes this group as helping to keep the treaty from being ratified

"Michael P. Farris, is a constitutional lawyer and president of ParentalRights.org, an organization that has been actively campaigning against U.S. ratification of “dangerous U.N conventions that “threaten parental rights” such as the Convention on the Rights of the Child. “The chief threat posed by the CRC is the denial of American self-government in accord with our constitutional processes,” said Farris"
"Farris says that the “United States demonstrates its commitment to human rights whenever it follows and enforces the Constitution of the United States, which is the greatest human rights instrument in all history.”
The currently all male-staff (Farris says the group has never focused on maternal leave as an issue) of ParentalRights.org..."
Why won’t the U.S. ratify the U.N.’s child rights treaty?
We, the USA, believe children are property. Until we as a nation decide children are independent human beings who's rights are not dependent upon the whims of their parents, we will continue to see these tragedies over and over again. Our government doesn't waste money on people who have no rights of their own. = underfunded, understaffed, overworked, child protective services. = lack of mental health support. = lack of addiction treatment. = and on and on and on.
Yep! This is why I always say to people who are outraged at our family services programs (CPS, DCFS, DFS, etc) LEARN about who you are voting for! Vote for those with a track record of doing things to help our children - not just those who use it as a speaking point, but those who actually do something about it.
 

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