A state judge was out of line in ruling that a mother acted within her right to impose discipline when she thrashed her 7-year-old daughter with a belt buckle for kissing a boy, an appeals court says.
June 19, 2012 at 07:13 PM
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A state judge was out of line in ruling that a mother acted within her right to impose discipline when she thrashed her 7-year-old daughter with a belt buckle for kissing a boy.
The Appellate Division on Tuesday reversed Union County Superior Court Judge James Hely, finding his analysis of case law on the limits of corporal punishment misplaced.
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