"Almost" is the key
word, because it's a situation that can easily happen in states across
the United States. The shorthand for this occurrence is often referred
to as "parental rights for rapists," a phrase that's mind-boggling but
accurate in its representation of the issue.
Without
any legislation stopping a sexual assailant from claiming parental
rights of a child, individuals are free and clear to pursue custody or
visitation rights of their biological offspring..
For it’s against the nature
ReplyDeleteOf the part-time legislature
To be concise with brevity
And risk losing its longevity
So we face the harsh realities
Of latent legal technicalities.