Florida’s troubled foster care system has been under attack from childadvocates and legislators for years. Now, for the first time, it isgoing to have to defend itself before a jury.

The state will be on trial next month in a Miami lawsuit brought onbehalf of two foster children who their lawyer says were cast adriftand were neglected and abused in foster care.

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