kaen
Trying to be a good human.
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As distorted as both Packer and Sullivan are individually and collectively, the equivalently polluted human service industry/system should be addressed as publicly as thePacker/Sullivan proceedings, IMO.
I found interest in the suggestion that Packer didn't think that the case would be followed-up upon by the authorities. I am of the belief that her perspective was driven by her human service background... wherein things are not pursued diligently... so she was of the mistaken assumption that the balance of the world worked that way as well.
Also, recent reports that I've seen make lite reference to a review of the human service industry/system... but make it clear that those actions are not being made public. To me, that is a problem. [Kinda reeks of elements of the Catholic church sexual abuse scandal.]
BBM. When a system is filled with people who receive low pay and have high volume caseloads, it is a no brainer (to me) that they will have all sorts of things fall through the cracks. Add to that the turn over rate is high and there is a lack of a standard of care, Packer was right--little followthrough would be present.