
Videos
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Interview with Jasmine
Jasmine speaks about her experience arising from being the victim of a child sexual predator and quite eloquently shares her unique insight. She is someone to be proud of and heard.
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Testimony in Response to Motion to Dismiss - Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan
Denise Rotheimer's testimony is response to Attorney General Lisa Madigan's motion to dismiss the suit initiated by she and her daughter.
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Jasmine's Law Presentation
Denise speaks to the LMV Exchange Club about Jasmine's Law and the road it took to get there.
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Emmons School
Lieutenant Manis and Detective Kates of the Lake County Sheriff's Department, Mary Vasquez of PAVE, Denise Rotheimer of MOMSV address safety issues affecting children. Event was hosted at Emmons School in Antioch.
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Jasmine's Testimony to the House Judiciary II Committee
Jasmine speaks eloquently and with tremendous insight about the problem Illinois faces with child sex offenders and the challenges victims face.
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Denise Testifies Before the House Judiciary II Committee
Before the House Expansion of Sex Offenses and Sex Offender Registration Subcommittee, and against opposition from the Illinois State's Attorney Lobby, Denise makes an extremely powerful case for the passage of Jasmine's Law.
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Enforce Justice - Jasmine's Law Episode
Denise is joined by Angela Rose, Executive Director of PAVE, defense attorney John Joanem, and Preston Olsen, father of a child victim, in a discussion about Jasmine's Law.
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Corruption and Coverup of Child Seuxal Abuse & Use of Ariana King-Pfeiffer -DC Child Protection
Washington DC Child Protective Services (CFSA) clearly does not do ongoing criminal background checks on ALL of its employees, including its executives. Corrupt officials interferred with at least one investigation(s), and a call is made for reopening those investigations. Call on Mayor Adrian Fenty and the DC City Council to have an independent investigation.
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Myra Spearman joins Denise to Talk about Domestic Violence
Myra Spearman of "The Weaker Vessel" joins Denise to talk about domestic violence, the domestic violence database as well as proposed legislation in support of the database.
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Townhall Meeting
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Convictions Without Justice Presentation
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Judge Elliott gave child custody to pedophile
There is a crisis in our nation's family courts, where judges rule against victims of domestic violence and their children and give custody to abusers and pedophiles. Learn more at www.stopfamilyviolence.org
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Children suffering in silence the pain of domestic violence
Children suffering in silence the pain of domestic violence
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Breaking the Silence: Children's Stories
Trailer for a PBS documentary about women who lose their children to abusive fathers
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PART 1- Family Court Crisis - Our Children at Risk
This 5 min. trailer exposes a brewing nightmare in family courts across America: children are routinely being placed by the family court in the sole custody of their abusive parents
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continues the story in PART 1 about a brewing nightmare in family courts across America: children are routinely being placed by the family court in the sole custody.
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Ellen Bukstel - Faces Of Violence
Faces of Violence feaures the song; "You're Not Better Than Me"...written and performed by Award Winning singer-songwriter Ellen Bukstel. Her powerful voice is the backdrop to a choreographed black and white photo study representing women and children in the commmunity who are victims of domestic abuse.
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Domestic Violence
This is a video on domestic violence made to spread awareness.
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Jasmine Speaking at Barrington High School Press Conference
The Governor's Director of Legislative Affairs Lindsay Hansen-Anderson, State Representative Dennis Reboletti, State Representative Linda Chapa LaVia, MOMSV Founder Denise Rotheimer, PAVE Survivor Justice Director Laura Dunn, and Jasmine herself spoke to the community in support Jasmine's Law.
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Speaking About Child Predators Before the County Board
Denise addresses the County Board in regard to her experience and changes needed in terms of victims' rights. The statements by board leadership also shows the need for consistency.