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An expert's opinion that a man claiming to have hit his wife and daughter was probably suffering from delusions caused by nicotine withdrawal or the use of a nicotine patch when he made the false admission, led a New York appellate court to reverse a finding that the man had neglected his children. The man apparently thought he could get help with his smoking problem by telling a nurse that he had hit his wife and daughter.
December 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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