A divorced Arizona woman cannot use her frozen embryos when her ex-husband doesn't want children with her, the state’s highest court ruled last week.
The ruling handed down Thursday relied on a contract signed by the couple before they were married that said if they broke up,...
There have been numerous books and essays written about Mark Twain’s final two unhappy years in Redding, Connecticut, as well as several writings capturing the lives, also generally tragic, of his surviving daughter and granddaughter.
In a fascinating article co-authored by Connecticut judge Henry S. Cohn and attorney Adam J. Tarr...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported this past summer that the number of births in the U.S. is down 2% – “the lowest number of births in 32 years.”
These reports were met with surprise and alarm. USA Today, for example, led with the headline “A lot of...
Cynthia Godsoe (Brooklyn Law) has had her paper Parental Love and Purposeful Violence published. Here is the abstract:
The parental discipline privilege is a robust exception to the modern rule that punishes all violence, including intrafamilial violence.
Every state allows parents to physically punish their children, often...