Parents' & Children's Legal Rights, Part Two
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Interim Laws to Protect Children-Before Banning Corp Punishmby hoffmanallison499 views- 5:56
Parents' & Children's Legal Rights, Part Oneby hoffmanallison722 views
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18. Afraid to Say "Don't Spank" & Social Pressureby hoffmanallison584 views
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Children as Propertyby hoffmanallison1,082 views
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13. Breaking the Will of the Childby hoffmanallison2,494 views
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Time-Outs for Childrenby hoffmanallison2,316 views
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Authoritarianism, Permissive, "or" Democratic Familiesby hoffmanallison1,340 views
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What Should be Done to Protect Children?by hoffmanallison656 views
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4. Discipline Without Hittingby hoffmanallison2,027 views
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Parents' Memory of Punishmentby hoffmanallison5,607 views
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16. Conflict Resolutionby hoffmanallison653 views
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10. Groups that Defend Corporal Punishmentby hoffmanallison2,746 views
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21. Scientific Evidence, Part Twoby hoffmanallison282 views
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9. Cultural Attitudes Toward Childrenby hoffmanallison1,240 views
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1. Social Science & Corporal Punishment- Introductionby hoffmanallison8,774 views
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Parents' Time-Outsby hoffmanallison359 views
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Empathyby hoffmanallison408 views
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Parents Know Best?by hoffmanallison404 views
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2. The Extent of Hitting Childrenby hoffmanallison1,744 views
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17. Video Games, TV, and Gunsby hoffmanallison876 views
These people are crazy. This is World Government abuse.
Does this broad know the can of worms these ideas will have.
Does she have kids?
chewbaca1989 3 years ago
"In the best interest" is a concept exactly like infinity, and equally impossible to attain without a magic crystal ball. Conversely, an order that attempts to "SERVE the best interest" represents just one of possibly several very good choices that could be made. A judge's determination of what might serve a child's best interest should not replace that of a parent, unless the parent is disqualified by a finding based on clear and convincing evidence that the parent will or has harmed the child.
steve66oh 3 years ago