A landmark casebook exploring legal issues related to children, with a focus on family law and policy.
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Designed as a casebook for a law school course on children and the law, this volume focuses on the ways the law allocates power and responsibility for children in our society. Mnookin (law, Harvard) and Weisberg (law, Hastings College of Law) emphasize empirical psychology and sociological research and have updated this fifth edition to reflect new research as well as new legislation affecting children. To aid student learning, the authors include discussion questions and problems in each chapte...
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will contain mild spoilers
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Moderate focus on legal and social policy issues related to children and family.
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Moderate discussion of child abuse and neglect in legal contexts.
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