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-- An April 29 Metro article about Marilyn R. Fischl's conviction on felony child-neglect charges for the heroin overdose of her 5-month-old son incorrectly said that Fischl would serve no more than 15 days of her 30-day sentence because sentences in the Fairfax County jail are halved in light of concerns about crowding and staffing.
Corrections 2010
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So many times I chastise my husband for some kind of child-neglect but the times where there is nothing to say are truly the most terrifying.
Flashing Before My Eyes kittenpie 2007
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The thorny questions in these and other child-neglect cases: At what point does carelessness, absent malicious intent, become punishable by criminal law?
In Accidental Child Deaths, a Fine Line for Prosecutors 2009
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Even as these mothers are under the care of the state, they often acquire child-neglect cases of their own.
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The justices found that the religious-healing clause in the state child-neglect statute was not a defense in a felony death case.
A Child's Death 2008
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So now I am off to another day of child-neglect, couch lolling, reading The Historian, and dreaming of tasting again.
Archive 2005-08-01 Kate 2005
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The 31-year-old unidentified mother lost custody of her children in child-neglect hearings over the last five years.
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Cases that involve child patients present the greatest concern, because parents often become involved in alleged child-neglect legal issues.
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First of all, the broken family, one in which there has been separation of father and mother, is a cause of child-neglect and consequent wrong-doing.
The Family and it's Members Anna Garlin Spencer
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When will the Japanese make child-neglect an offense instead of culture?
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