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A New York City woman who directed her 12-year-old son to rob a bank is guilty of not only neglect but also abuse, a court has ruled. "A child need not sustain physical injury to support a finding of abuse," the appellate panel wrote. The ruling will set a precedent for the "significant number" of cases in which a parent sends a child to commit a crime, according to attorney Marta Ross. The typical case, she said, involves a parent requiring a child either to transport drugs or to steal.
February 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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