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Born To Lose: The Illinois "Baby Richard" Case--How Examining His Father's Pre-Birth Conduct Might Have Led To A Different Ending For Richard, Gerald W. Huston
Born To Lose: The Illinois "Baby Richard" Case--How Examining His Father's Pre-Birth Conduct Might Have Led To A Different Ending For Richard, Gerald W. Huston
Northern Illinois University Law Review
This casenote examines the factual and legal circumstances surrounding the controversial "Baby Richard" case--a case in which the courts applied a "best interests" test, and in so doing, removed a child from the home of his adoptive parents to return the child to his birth parents. By drawing comparisons to practices in other jurisdictions, the author concludes that a thorough examination of the birth father's pre-birth conduct likely would have changed the court's decision.
The Unprecedented Intrusion: A Survey And Analysis Of Selected Grandparent Visitation Cases, Joan C. Bohl
The Unprecedented Intrusion: A Survey And Analysis Of Selected Grandparent Visitation Cases, Joan C. Bohl
Oklahoma Law Review
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Adoption Law: Congratulations For Now--Current Law, The Revised Uniform Adoption Act, And Final Adoptions, Eric C. Czerwinski
Adoption Law: Congratulations For Now--Current Law, The Revised Uniform Adoption Act, And Final Adoptions, Eric C. Czerwinski
Oklahoma Law Review
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