In her office, Hannah Sholl keeps a framed copy of a judicial order from a case that is dear to the Holwell Shuster & Goldberg counsel. It pertains to an accusation sought by the state against a mother named Jarayha Wolf.
The Administration for Children’s Services accused Wolf of causing the 2012 death of her infant son, Cameron, which the state claimed resulted from shaken baby syndrome. The state sought to have Cameron’s twin sister, Chloe, removed from her mother permanently.
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