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Chan790

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19. It defines any intentional injury as abuse.

Tue Feb 23, 2016, 12:13 AM

Feb 2016

People are prosecuted here for corporal punishment under that statute (both as injury and cruel punishment...that's the case law. Corporal punishment is adjudicated as being explicitly abusive under the first (injury by other than accidental means) and last (cruel punishment) clauses) and people who are obligated-reporters that don't call the police to report corporal punishment can be charged with a Class-A misdemeanor. That's how the law cited is interpreted, qua corporal punishment.

Precedent case law based from that statute proves the assertion.

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'Supernanny" audio catches dad whipping son as he screams &cries. Dad reported to child service, [View all] Liberal_in_LA Feb 2016 OP

I doubt anything will happen to him Major Nikon Feb 2016 #1

well... he's getting death threats and a public shaming. Liberal_in_LA Feb 2016 #2

Depends where you are. Chan790 Feb 2016 #3

I know of no state where corporal punishment is universally banned Major Nikon Feb 2016 #4

Didn't CA ban corporal punishment for kids under abelenkpe Feb 2016 #6

I'd be interested to know if they did Major Nikon Feb 2016 #8

Tried googling it abelenkpe Feb 2016 #11

I agree Major Nikon Feb 2016 #13

I do not udnerstand how a parent can do that to a child kcr Feb 2016 #16

Totally agree abelenkpe Feb 2016 #18

They got it wrong in the AP incident then. Chan790 Feb 2016 #9

Your reference doesn't prove your assertion Major Nikon Feb 2016 #12

Edit kcr Feb 2016 #17

It defines any intentional injury as abuse. Chan790 Feb 2016 #19

This is why I think all spanking should just be flat out illegal kcr Feb 2016 #22

Even so, some states don't allow whipping with a belt kcr Feb 2016 #15

Wow abelenkpe Feb 2016 #5

sickening. Liberal_in_LA Feb 2016 #10

The son has development challenges GoldenOldie Feb 2016 #7

I started school at age 6 wildbilln864 Feb 2016 #14

My choice for being late to class was a swat or a 7th hour after school.... Logical Feb 2016 #20

Kinda like that running back Adrian Peterson and his son??? a kennedy Feb 2016 #21