I tried "child abuse mother held liable" and got court cases: http://www.truth-out.org/news/item/40016-child-abuse-by-omission-how-american-law-holds-mothers-responsible-for-their-partners-crimes …
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Then I tried "mothers who fail to protect" and got this: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-banner/do-failure-to-protect-law_b_6237346.html …
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so I guess maybe just google "failure to protect laws."
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Custody cases: I've seen stats that up to 91% are settled out of court. So to merely cite 80% goes to mom stats is misleading.
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When did I cite a specific number? And why wouldn't legal rulings be considered separate from mutual agreement?
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You didn't cite the stat. But that's the stat that's floating around from a causal google. Do you have a stat pertaining only to rulings?
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The methodology of the source study appears to be based on visits to families with divorced parents, not court records.
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Do you have evidence that these numbers refer solely to custody-decided-at-trial cases, rather than a random sample of divorced families?
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Yeah dude, this is all census data. Definitely pertains to divorced families as a whole, not just to decided-at-trial.
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