Octomom Sued for the Good of the Children

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Though it might set a dangerous precedent, this is a good idea. This woman had these children with the full expectation of pimping them in the media. I'm sure she was encouraged by all the "reality" shows about people with huge families. If another case like this one comes up, those production companies could also be named, not necessarily as part of the lawsuit, but as encouraging such behavior.

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Octomom Sued for the Good of the Children

By HASANI GITTENS

Updated 12:27 PM PDT, Mon, May 4, 2009

With all of the many people out there who believe that Octomom Nadya Suleman is

an unfit mother, at least one person was bound to take legal action.

That person is Gloria Allred, feminist attorney to the stars.

Allred announced today that she is suing to protect the infant octuplets, citing

California state child labor laws as they relate to the entertainment industry,

and specifically the Reality TV bits that Suleman has already done and is

planning to do.

The lawyer has some standing, perhaps, because she represented " Angels in

Waiting, " a non-profit nursing agency which had volunteered their services to

Suleman before Octomom fired them for " spying. "

Allred was joined by sen, a former embattled child star who played

young Jeff Stone on the Donna show and in 1990 formed " A Minor

Consideration, " an advocacy group for children in the entertainment industry.

sen said he has kept an eye on the Octo-developments since the kids were

born.

" How long have I been concerned? From the get-go -- we all knew what was going

on, " he said at a news conference.

Police and child welfare officials visited the Suleman home in La Habra, Calif.

last week to question Octomom about bite marks and a black eye on her 4-year-old

autistic son.

Allred said that the suit to intervene on behalf of the children only covers the

octuplets born on Jan. 26, but she is concerned for the other children as well.