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Stephen Bright, the president of the Southern Center for Human Rights, who is representing Foster on its behalf, argued and won a Batson appeal at the Supreme Court in 2008.

Eleanor Laws QC, representing Duff, Jane Bickerstaff QC, for Mahon, and Kieran Vaughan QC, representing Foster, said they would be seeking to recover their clients' legal costs following the collapse of the trial.

Ms. Townsend confided the struggles of her work representing foster children in court, and Dr. Morrell shared his experience of life in Afghanistan, where his team was trying to establish a medical clinic for local villagers.

Michael Tigar, a prominent criminal defense lawyer who is representing Foster, says the Justice Department's approach is hypocritical.

Currently Jeremiah works as a public interest lawyer for Children's Rights, representing foster children in class action cases to reform broken foster care systems.

Children's Rights has represented foster children in 13 court cases in the past decade.

The Fostering Network, which represents foster services and foster carers, has received a government grant to raise the number and widen the range of young people taking part in CiCCs.

"Great foster parents will identify a child's needs, call D.H.S. for help and get nothing back," said Anne B. Sublett, president of a lawyers' group in Tulsa that represents foster children in court.

"It's the right principle and policy, but principles and policies need to meet kids where they are on every single day," said James F. Purcell, executive director of the Council of Family and Child Caring Agencies, an umbrella organization that represents foster care agencies.

"These are kids with very few resources, at the mercy of two overwhelmed bureaucracies," said Amy Meselson, a Legal Aid Society lawyer who organized volunteers from corporate law firms to represent foster children with immigration cases, and pushed for the creation of the special monthly docket for juveniles at immigration court last August.

He represents foster care children who have been abused, neglected or abandoned.