The State Court of Appeals last week granted Dutchess County leave to appeal a ruling that had overturned findings of neglect against a father and his wife, who allegedly failed to protect their children, when the man returned home after serving a sentence for soliciting an under-aged prostitute. And the Court took the unusual step of seeking the input of "qualified and interested" parties to assist in its review.
October 04, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – The State Court of Appeals will weigh whether a registered sex offender placed his five children at risk by returning to the family home after his release from prison.
The Court last week granted Dutchess County leave to appeal a ruling that had overturned findings of neglect against the father and his wife, who allegedly failed to protect their children.
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