1. Kelson v. Springfield, 767 F 2d 651, HN2, HN3, A child cannot be removed unless the child's life is in danger. If there is no proof of any life-threatening issues, does a parent have a right for visitation and a case plan?

2. Sometimes state courts unconstitutionally error on proceedings, when a state court errors, does federal court have subject matter jurisdiction?

3. In the Appendix it demonstrates crimes against humanity and or there is abuse of power from government actors. If a parent is ignorant on law which would indicate extrinsic fraud, does this mean fraud vitiates a case?

Whether a parent has a right to visitation and a case plan when there is no proof of life-threatening issues