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The Parents' Project: Parent-Child Prison Visitation Issues Raised by Bazzetta, et. al. v. McGinnis, et. al.
Loaded on May 15, 2003
by Denise Johnston
published in Prison Legal News
May, 2003, page 14
by Denise Johnston & Michael Carlin
Filed under:
Juveniles,
Family Law,
Fathers in Prison,
Mothers in Prison.
Locations:
Michigan,
United States of America.
In 1999, the Michigan Department of Corrections [MDOC] imposed a broad set of restrictions upon parent-child prison visitation. These restrictions included prohibition of visits to prisoners by minor siblings, nieces and nephews, and by children unaccompanied by a parent or legal guardian. After appeal, ...
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- When Incarcerated Parents Lose Contact With Their Children, Feb. 15, 2004
- The Parents' Project: Parent-Child Prison Visitation Issues Raised by Bazzetta, et. al. v. McGinnis, et. al., May 15, 2003
- The Parents' Project Advocacy for Incarcerated Fathers: What's Missing?, Nov. 15, 2002
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