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Anytime you restrict the movements and freedoms of an adult in this country without the precise and exactly true order from a judge that constitutes false imprisonment. Just as a search warrant (a judges order to search) has to be justified and worded exactly right as to each and every number, address, and what you are searching for, an order to maintain custody of any citizen has to be exactly that accurate as well. There was no valid order to maintain custody of any adult females in this situation. These young ladies were never charged, indicted, or convicted of anything. They were never found by any court to be a danger to themselves of others.
As adults that they are, there was never one legal reason or precedent to hold them against their will past the 72 hour time-line.
The attorneys representing these young ladies were refused all comment when the mass CF went before the lady judge. The ladies were then ordered into further confinement without any legal reason for an indefinite period of time. Stop and take a look at what happened to the rest of the adults. Some of the mothers volunteered to accompany their children by none of the other adults were taken into custody and falsely imprisoned.
They were adults and the burden of proof that they aren't lies on the backs of CPS and the state. If the state can't prove it they can not legally just keep them in custody forever until on the hope that a fairy God Mother will come down and enlighten them.... This is one of the most clear example of civil rights violations I have ever seen. This is not an obscure comment or mistaken situation that was taken wrong by someone. This is a willful act by the state of Texas to falsely imprison adult young ladies who have done nothing wrong, have been denied due process, and have no valid order of protective custody or criminal charges against them. The order that was given was for the minors involved and is totally invalid for any single adult! You can not deprive citizens of this country their civil rights because you just believe something may be true. It would surprise me if the Feds aren't involved in this very soon with an order from a federal judge to insure compliance of all citizens civil rights. With that order is going to come one huge investigation which will result in charges. The civil litigation is every ambulance chasers best ever fantasy case. The best part is that this all happened in the public eye. The state can't deny anything. The cameras documented all of it except the court room estrogen power rage and that was witnessed by a couple hundred lawyers. Take a hard look at fact number one. Not a single person has been charged with any crime. Adults have been wrongly deprived of their freedoms and over 400 children ripped from the only life they ever knew and yet not one single charge has been filed. One last question. Has anyone read anything about these kids being allowed to study, follow, or attend the religious services chosen for them by their parents while they are held in captivity? Not one word has been published about this and the parents aren't being told. The only conclusion that one can derive from this is that the state of Texas believes that they have a right to either keep your children from practicing any religion or that they have the right to dictate which religion the children of Texas are allowed to practice. It seems parents choices in this matter do not matter to Texas. Think about it.