US sect children set to go home

[dragonrider]

I challenge you to refer to me a specific case of underage pregnancy. Until some actual evidence is provided I won't take part in the slander you tend to find amusing.

Did CPS Overstep the Law at the FLDS Ranch? | Texas Observer Blog

According to the article:

There is evidence that teen-aged girls were sexually abused at the ranch by older men. A CPS spokesperson says that 31 teen-age girls (ages 14-17) removed from the compound are either pregnant or have a child. Six of those girls have two kids. And two girls 17 or under have three kids. (Under Texas law, forcing a 15 year old to have sex with an older man is sexual abuse.)

dragonrider Reviewed by dragonrider on 06-03-2008. US sect children set to go home A judge in Texas has signed an order allowing parents to take home more than 400 children who had been removed from a polygamist sect. Parents were set to begin collecting their children, who were seized from the sect's ranch by state authorities in April. State officials had accused sect members of abusing the children. But last week the state's Supreme Court said officials had failed to prove the children faced immediate danger. 'Grateful' Rating: 5