Explain the reasoning for the court and doctors which enabled Lia to become " government property." What kind of knowledge was important in the courtroom in other words, what needs to be known by the court? What happens to Lia? Is what the court decided perhaps at odds with what Kathleen Ann Culhane-Pera (p. 83-84) described as " Hmong attitude toward responsibility" in child welfare? How did you feel about the court's decision? In the book "the spirt catches you and you fall down.?

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