Maybe. The Indiana Daily Lawyer report
here makes it seem like the case is dead. However, the Herald-Bulletin
reported at 2:30 pm that the plaintiffs/parents filed an amendment. As I mentioned
before,
ACS' attorney moved this to federal court for a quick kill and it looks like his strategy was a good one. The parents do not seem to realize that they are federal court and not in small claims:
In the objection, the Bells state that as pro se litigants they are required to have their “day in court.”
We do not have a right to "a day in court" but only a right of access to the courts. Under federal law that right is one of those implied rights - like privacy.