It is hands down the hardest part of family law.
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1. Is pretty self-explanatory 2. Parenting is a very protected right, though are certainly anecdotal situations where it is not. In many ways Maine's laws already intrude into parenting in ways that may not pass constitutional muster. It is hard to push much further.
State officers often cannot take action, particularly if people are lying. The most abusive parents usually aren't the ones who jump up and say "oh, yeah - I *totally* beat the crud out of my kids daily!"
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3. Political will is the "easiest" to fix on a structural level, but may also be very difficult to achieve. Preventative programs are usually $ and life-saving. They are "easy" to cut because the direct results you are seeking is an absence of a problem.
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You're not that familiar with this case, Can you spot a lie from
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