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Perhaps it was inevitable that the Internet -- with its capacity for two-way audiovisual communication -- would be proposed as an occasional substitute for in-person child visitation in divorce cases. A New Jersey state appeals court, though stopping short of endorsing the concept, has directed a Family Part judge to reconsider his rejection of a proposal that a Webcam be used, at times, to allow for visitation over long distances.
January 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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