children's czar

In so many cases of child exploitation, abduction or murder cases like JonBenet's we too often hear of compromised and even lost evidence with allegations of substandard investigation tactics or procedures at local, state or even federal levels.

Defense du jour, this issue will also raise it's ugly head in the now confirmed homicide of Little Caylee and pending murder trial of her own mother.

If the automotive industry may be getting a car czar to oversee it's activities that may need improvement, why not similar for cases like JonBenet's or anywhere a child is harmed or at risk where a botched investigation could inhibit justice. A retired law enforcement colleague suggests crimes against children should have an intended, objective oversight from dedicated investigation or prosecution units at the federal level. Interesting concept; how practical economic and jurisdictional considerations would be challenging, obviously.

But seriously and for the sake of discussion, entertain the notion of an all children's issues encompassing organization in this great country, whose sole mission would be to support law enforcement in their pursuit of justice and oversee concerns for enriching children's health, welfare, education. A Children's Czar.

And maybe a children's czar could explore reasonable measures with consideration of free speech for addressing the over sensationalizing by the media in high profile crimes--

Here in My Czar
by Kamper

"All this talk of the need for an Auto Czar to watch over the domestic car industry has Ye Olde Kamper contemplatin’ what other czars we might need to keep the peace around this place.

The JonBenét Czar: Responsible for ensuring blanket cable news coverage for young girls who are held in secret basement rooms, fall down wells, or go missing from beaches in Aruba. "