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Christopher Osher

Christopher Osher

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Senior Investigative Reporter and Editor, The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)

Denver

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Total articles 743

  • Colorado task force recommends sweeping changes to child abuse reporting laws

    By Christopher Osher Verified| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified Colorado’s mandatory reporting laws for child abuse and neglect disproportionately impact communities of color and the disabled, and state law should specify that mandatory reporters should not make a report to child-protective services based on a parent’s indigence or socioeconomic status or a child’s disability, according to a legislative task force.

    By Christopher Osher Verified · The Gazette (Colorado Springs)

    Jan. 06, 2025

  • Families accuse ex-evaluator of tainting Colorado custody cases

    By Christopher Osher Verified| New Hampshire Union Leader Verified A father’s unsupervised parenting of his 5-year-old daughter should continue, a Colorado magistrate ruled last month, despite the child alleging during therapy that the father had sexually abused her and struck her in the forehead with his elbow. Testifying for the Colorado Springs father on August 13 was Joyce Miller, a controversial former parental evaluator accused by nearly a dozen parents who spoke to The Gazette of tainting their court cases through biased custody recommendations.

    By Christopher Osher Verified · New Hampshire Union Leader

    Oct. 14, 2024

  • Colorado task force recommends sweeping changes to child abuse reporting laws

    By Christopher Osher Verified| The Gazette (Colorado Springs) Verified Colorado’s mandatory reporting laws for child abuse and neglect disproportionately impact communities of color and the disabled, and state law should specify that mandatory reporters should not make a report to child-protective services based on a parent’s indigence or socioeconomic status or a child’s disability, according to a legislative task force.

    By Christopher Osher Verified · The Gazette (Colorado Springs)

    Jan. 06, 2025

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The Gazette (Colorado Springs, CO)

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

+1 719-632-5511