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Today, is the day where we get together in the court of justice.I as an judge is going to decide weather Michael is going to stay with his older siblings Darrel and Soda Pop or go to the county foster care.As an judge I most do whats best for Michael.I'll have the Division of Children and Family Services,police,and others here too listen and help me decide weather he should stay or go.Those people will have authority too talk and give me some reason why he should go or stay,and of course I can't forget his lawyer will be able to state his opinion on him staying with his siblings.

First we'll hear Division of Children and Family Services opinion on where Michael should go and what's best and see what they can work out with the family.Hello

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