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Preface v
Table Of Cases
xxv
The Status, Rights and Obligations of Children
1(47)
An Introduction to the Juvenile Court System
1(6)
Juvenile Court Jurisdiction
1(2)
Unified Family Courts
3(2)
Problem-Solving Courts
5(2)
The Nature and Sources of Children's Status, Rights and Obligations
7(6)
Introduction
7(2)
The Parens Patriae Doctrine
9(2)
The Police Power
11(1)
The Child's Duty to Obey
12(1)
The Law's Evolving Conception of Children's Status, Rights and Obligations
13(29)
The Traditional Roles of Parents and the Government
13(2)
Meyer, Pierce and Parental Prerogatives
15(2)
Prince and the Movement Toward ``Children's Rights''
17(1)
Brown and Gault: Explicit Recognition of Children's Rights
18(3)
Tinker and the Zenith of Children's Rights
21(1)
The Tinker Decision (1969)
21(2)
Disruption or Violence
23(1)
Hair Length, Dress Codes and School Uniforms
24(2)
Goss v. Lopez (1975)
26(1)
Board of Education v. Pico (1982)
27(1)
New Jersey v. T.L.O. (1985)
28(1)
Bethel School District v. Fraser (1986)
29(1)
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier (1988)
30(2)
Vernonia School District 47J v. Acton (1995) and Board of Education v. Earls (2002)
32(1)
Morse v. Frederick (2007)
33(1)
Troxel and Parental Prerogatives Redux
34(2)
Synthesizing the Case Law
36(1)
Non-Constitutional Sources of Children's Status, Rights and Obligations
36(1)
Statutes, Administrative Regulations and Court Rules
36(1)
International Law
37(5)
May Children Articulate Their Own Interests?
42(6)
The General Question
42(2)
The Mature Minor Doctrine
44(1)
Introduction
44(1)
Constitutional Decisions
45(1)
Statutes and Common Law Decisions
46(2)
Defining the Child-Parent Relationship
48(37)
Establishing Parental Status
49(19)
The Importance of Marriage
49(1)
Nonmarital Children and the Constitution
50(5)
Statutory Reform
55(2)
Marital and Civil Union Presumptions
57(2)
Surnames
59(2)
Who Is a ``Father''?
61(1)
Unwed Fathers
61(3)
Errors in Paternity Establishment
64(2)
Who Is a ``Mother''?
66(2)
Questioning the Definition of ``Parent''
68(15)
Visitation
71(3)
Custody
74(4)
Defining ``Parent'' For Child Support
78(1)
Reform Proposals---The American Law Institute
79(4)
Guardianship and the Guardian's Role
83(2)
Child Abuse and Neglect
85(65)
Introduction
85(6)
Constitutional and Statutory Framework
85(2)
The Child Protection System
87(4)
Reporting Statutes and Investigation
91(5)
Statutory Structure
91(1)
The Central Registry
92(2)
Reporters' Liability
94(2)
Limits on Intervention
96(7)
Investigations and Due Process
96(1)
Searches and Inspections
96(2)
Emergency Removal of the Child
98(1)
Self-Incrimination
99(1)
Grounds for Intervention
100(3)
Patterns of Abuse and Neglect
103(25)
Neglect
104(1)
The General Concept
104(5)
Failure to Protect
109(2)
Psychological Maltreatment
111(1)
The General Concept
111(1)
Failure to Thrive
112(1)
Expert Testimony
112(1)
Abuse
113(1)
The General Question of Proof
113(1)
The Battered Child Syndrome
114(2)
The Shaken Baby Syndrome
116(1)
The Target Child
117(1)
Corporal Punishment
118(1)
The General Concept
118(2)
The International Picture
120(1)
Public Schools
120(2)
Domestic Violence Statutes
122(1)
Sexual Abuse
122(3)
Newborns With Positive Toxicologies
125(3)
Responsibilities of Child Protective Services
128(5)
No Duty to Intervene
128(1)
Tort Liability
129(1)
Systemic Problems
130(2)
Wrongful Removal
132(1)
The Reasonable Efforts Requirement
133(3)
Termination of Parental Rights
136(7)
Due Process Protections for Parents
137(2)
Additional Grounds for Termination
139(1)
Out-of-Home Placement
139(1)
Parental Absence
140(1)
Abuse of a Sibling
141(1)
Mental Retardation, Mental Illness or Immaturity
142(1)
Expediting Termination Proceedings
143(1)
The Role of the Child's Attorney
144(6)
Malpractice and Immunity
147(1)
Role at Trial and Confidentiality
148(2)
Foster Care
150(33)
Introduction
150(2)
Foster Care Structure
152(1)
Permanency Planning
153(4)
The Foster Child's Right to a ``Family''
157(5)
The Foster Child's Right to Services and Protection
162(5)
Liability for Harm
167(4)
Federal Civil Rights Actions
167(2)
Tort Liability
169(2)
Types of Placements
171(9)
Foster Parents
171(1)
Placement With Non-Relatives
171(1)
Kinship Care: Relatives as Foster Parents
171(1)
The Indian Child Welfare Act
172(4)
Racial and Religious Matching
176(1)
Institutional Care
177(1)
Placements and Poverty
177(1)
Types of Facilities
178(1)
Aging-Out of Foster Care
179(1)
Guardianship
180(3)
Criminal Abuse and Neglect
183(56)
The Nature of Criminal Enforcement
183(4)
The Roles of Civil and Criminal Enforcement
183(3)
Issue Preclusion (Collateral Estoppel)
186(1)
Abuse, Neglect and Child Endangerment
187(10)
Overview
187(2)
Children Who Witness Domestic Violence
189(1)
Parental Privilege
189(2)
Abusive Discipline
191(1)
Abandonment
191(1)
Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor
192(1)
``Safe Haven'' Statutes
193(1)
Void-for-Vagueness Challenges
194(1)
The ``Cultural Defense''
195(1)
Parental-Liability Statutes
196(1)
Sexual Abuse
197(6)
What Is Child Sexual Abuse?
197(1)
Representative Statutes
198(1)
``Forcible'' and ``Statutory'' Rape
198(2)
Incest
200(1)
Sexual Enticement of Children on the Internet
201(1)
Federal Legislation
202(1)
The Contours of Criminal Liability
203(36)
Gender Neutrality
203(1)
Mistake of Age
204(1)
Emancipation or Marriage
205(1)
Child Perpetrators
205(3)
Proving the Case
208(1)
General Difficulties of Proof
208(2)
The ``General Child Hearsay'' Exception
210(2)
The Victim's Ex Parte Videotaped Statement
212(1)
State Child Witness Protection Statutes
213(2)
Federal Child Witness Protection
215(1)
The Sixth Amendment Confrontation Clause: Crawford's New Standard
216(4)
Children's Competency to Testify
220(1)
The Oath
220(1)
Manner of Examination
221(1)
Closing the Courtroom
222(2)
The Child Sexual Abuse Accommodation Syndrome
224(1)
Prospective Restraints on the Offender
225(1)
Civil Commitment
225(2)
Registration and Community Notification
227(5)
Child Pornography
232(1)
New York v. Ferber (1982)
232(1)
Ferber in the Computer Age
233(2)
Child Nudity
235(1)
Private Possession and Viewing of Child Pornography
236(1)
Photo Processors
236(1)
Federal Legislation
237(2)
Adoption
239(62)
Introduction
239(3)
Historical and Contemporary Perspective
239(2)
The Effect of Adoption
241(1)
Who May Adopt a Child?
242(11)
Statutory Standing and the ``Best Interests of the Child'' Standard
242(2)
Determining Standing and ``Best Interests''
244(1)
Single Persons
244(1)
Stepparents
245(1)
Grandparents and Other Relatives
246(1)
Foster Parents
246(2)
The Petitioners' Age
248(1)
Gay and Lesbian Adoptions
249(1)
Disabled Petitioners
250(1)
Adoption of Siblings
250(1)
``Equitable Adoption''
251(2)
Adoption Intermediaries and Their Regulation
253(13)
Agency Adoptions and Private Placements
253(1)
Agency Adoptions
254(2)
Private Placements
256(2)
Baby Selling
258(2)
Federal and State Subsidies
260(3)
Investigations or Home Studies
263(1)
The Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children
264(2)
The Consent Requirement
266(14)
The Requirement of Informed and Voluntary Consent
266(1)
The Nature of Consent
266(3)
Notice
269(1)
Forcible or Statutory Rape
270(1)
The Rights of Unwed Parents
271(1)
Stanley v. Illinois (1972)
272(2)
Lehr v. Robertson (1983)
274(2)
Michael H. v. Gerald D. (1989)
276(2)
Putative Father Registries
278(2)
Open Adoption
280(4)
The Growth of Open Adoption
280(3)
Enforceability of Private Agreements for Openness
283(1)
Cultural and Religious Identity
284(6)
Transracial Adoption
284(1)
Overview of Domestic Transracial Adoption
284(1)
Congressional Legislation
285(2)
Native American Adoption
287(1)
Religion
288(2)
International Adoption
290(1)
Post-Adoption Disputes
291(4)
Fraud or Negligence
291(2)
Annulling Adoptions
293(2)
Adoptees' Rights to ``Learn Their Roots''
295(6)
Introduction
295(2)
``Good Cause''
297(2)
Disclosure Legislation
299(2)
Medical Decision-Making
301(28)
Decision-Making Authority
302(12)
Constitutional Framework
302(5)
Common Law and Statutes
307(1)
The Mature Minor Doctrine
307(2)
The Child's Opinion
309(1)
Statutory Exception
310(1)
Excessive or Unusual Treatment
311(1)
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy
311(1)
Experimental and Unusual Treatment
311(2)
Organ and Bone Marrow Donation
313(1)
Medical Neglect
314(7)
Determining Medical Neglect
316(2)
Spiritual Treatment Exemptions
318(3)
Withholding or Terminating Medical Care
321(6)
When Parents Favor Withholding Treatment
321(2)
Older Children
323(1)
Special Rules for Newborns
324(1)
When Parents Oppose Termination
325(2)
Payment for the Child's Medical Care
327(2)
Financial Responsibility and Control
329(45)
The Child Support Obligation
329(20)
Historical Background
329(1)
Inadequate and Inconsistent Awards
330(2)
Child Support Enforcement
332(4)
The Scope of the Parental Obligation
336(1)
The Intact Family
336(1)
When Parents Live Apart
337(1)
No Excuses
338(1)
The Obligor's Death
339(1)
Stepparents
340(2)
Same-Sex Couples
342(1)
Child Poverty and Government Programs
343(2)
The Child's Obligations
345(2)
Emancipation
347(2)
Capacity to Contract
349(5)
The Necessaries Doctrine
351(1)
Limits on Disaffirmance
351(2)
Ratification
353(1)
Marriage
354(1)
The Child's Property
354(5)
Trusts
355(1)
Uniform Transfers to Minors Act
356(1)
Use of the Child's Assets
357(1)
Wills
358(1)
Torts and Family Relations
359(15)
The Child's Liability
360(1)
The Standard of Care for Children
360(1)
Mental Capacity
361(2)
Adult Activities
363(1)
Interaction between Contract and Tort Laws
363(1)
Parents' Liability
364(2)
Loss of Child or Parent
366(1)
Loss of Consortium
366(1)
Wrongful Death
366(1)
Wrongful Birth and Wrongful Life
367(1)
Immunity
368(1)
Exculpatory Clauses and Settlement
369(1)
Releases and Waivers
369(2)
Settlement
371(1)
Indemnification Agreements
372(1)
Statutes of Limitation
372(2)
Regulation of Children's Conduct
374(54)
Child Labor Laws
375(15)
Introduction
375(1)
The Sources of Regulation
375(1)
Agricultural Employment
376(1)
Parents' Rights to the Child's Earnings
377(1)
International Child Labor
378(2)
State Regulation
380(1)
Coverage
380(1)
Hazardous Occupations
381(1)
``Work,'' ``Employment'' or ``Labor''
381(2)
Hours and Working Conditions
383(1)
Work Permits or Certificates
383(1)
Criminal and Civil Penalties
384(1)
Professional and Occupational Licensing
385(1)
Federal Regulation
386(1)
The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938
386(1)
Remedies for Violation
387(1)
Private Enforcement
388(2)
Alcohol Regulation
390(6)
The Minimum Legal Drinking Age
390(1)
Recent History
390(1)
Exemptions
391(1)
``Zero Tolerance'' Laws
392(1)
Identification
393(1)
Dangers and Enforcement Difficulties
393(1)
Dram Shop and Social Host Liability
394(2)
Tobacco Regulation
396(6)
Children and Smoking
396(1)
Sanctions and Licensing
397(1)
The National Tobacco Settlement
397(2)
Foreign Export of U.S. Tobacco Products
399(3)
Driving Privileges
402(3)
Age Restrictions
402(1)
Parental Permission and Parental Liability
403(1)
``Abuse and Lose'' Laws
404(1)
Child Highway Safety
405(2)
Gambling
407(1)
Firearms
408(2)
General Prohibitions and Restrictions
408(1)
``Gun-Free Schools'' and ``Safety Zones'' Acts
409(1)
Safe Storage and Child Access Prevention Statutes
410(1)
Other Regulated Conduct
410(1)
Juvenile Curfews
411(6)
History and the Contemporary Landscape
411(2)
A Representative Juvenile Curfew Ordinance
413(2)
Constitutionality of Juvenile Curfews
415(2)
Status Offenses
417(11)
The Nature of Status Offense Jurisdiction
417(1)
Ungovernability
418(1)
Truancy
418(1)
Runaways
419(1)
The Scope of the Problem
419(2)
Federal and State Legislation
421(1)
Gender and Race
421(1)
The Deinstitutionalization Mandate
422(1)
The Nature of the Mandate
422(2)
The Overlap Between Status Offense and Delinquency Jurisdiction
424(1)
The Deinstitutionalization Controversy
425(1)
The Future of Status Offense Jurisdiction
426(2)
Delinquency
428(107)
A Brief Look at Juvenile Crime in America
428(4)
Overview
428(1)
Juvenile Recidivism and Gangs
429(2)
Gender and Race
431(1)
The Juvenile Court as an Institution
432(9)
The Juvenile Court's Original Coception
432(2)
Individualized Rehabilitation and Treatment
434(2)
Civil Jurisdiction
436(1)
Informal Procedure
436(2)
Confidentiality
438(1)
Separate Incapacitation
438(1)
The Juvenile Court Today
439(1)
Federal Delinquency Jurisdiction
440(1)
The Contours of Delinquency
441(15)
The Minimum and Maximum Ages of Delinquency Jurisdiction
441(1)
Culpability
442(2)
The Insanity Defense
444(1)
Transfer
445(1)
Transfer Statutes
445(4)
The Transfer Hearing
449(1)
Some Ramifications of Transfer
450(2)
Race and Transfer
452(1)
Transfer Under the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act
453(1)
Is Transfer Effective?
454(2)
The Adjudicatory Process
456(50)
Arrest and Custody
456(1)
``Arraignment''
456(1)
Fingerprints, Photographs and Lineups
457(2)
Arrest Under the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act
459(1)
Search and Seizure
459(1)
New Jersey v. T.L.O. (1985)
459(1)
Age and Sex
460(1)
Acting in Concert With Police
461(1)
Individualized Suspicion
462(1)
The Exclusionary Rule in School Searches
462(1)
Locker Searches
463(1)
Metal Detectors
464(1)
Sniff Searches
465(1)
Strip Searches
466(1)
Interrogation and Confession
467(1)
Miranda v. Arizona (1966) and Fare v. Michael C. (1979)
467(3)
``Juvenile Miranda'' and the States
470(1)
Who Are ``Law Enforcement Officers''
471(1)
When Is a Juvenile ``In Custody''?
472(1)
When Does ``Interrogation'' Occur?
473(1)
Use of a Juvenile's Statement in Criminal Proceedings
473(1)
Voluntary, Knowing and Intelligent Waiver
474(1)
Confessions By Particularly Young Children
475(1)
Videotaping Juvenile Confessions
476(1)
``Terry Stops''
477(1)
Intake and Diversion
478(1)
The General Process
478(1)
Diversion to Youth Court
479(1)
Discrimination in Police Encounters and Intake
480(1)
Plea Bargaining
481(1)
Preventive Detention
481(1)
Due Process Considerations
481(2)
Preventive Detention's Effect on Disposition
483(1)
Bail
484(1)
The Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974
485(1)
The Adjudicatory Hearing
486(1)
Introduction
486(1)
In re Gault (1967)
487(3)
The Role of Counsel
490(1)
Juvenile Waiver of the Right to Counsel
491(1)
Competency to Participate in the Proceeding
492(2)
Discovery
494(1)
Admitting the Petition's Allegations
495(1)
Speedy Trial
496(2)
Jury Trial
498(1)
Rules of Evidence
499(1)
The Parents' Role
499(1)
Standard of Proof
500(1)
Double Jeopardy
500(2)
Delinquency Adjudication and Race
502(1)
The Hearing Under the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act
502(1)
Juvenile Court Confidentiality
503(1)
Proceedings and Records
503(2)
Confidentiality and the Media
505(1)
Disposition
506(29)
Fashioning the Disposition
506(1)
Introduction
506(2)
The Duration of the Disposition
508(1)
Pre-Disposition Information
508(1)
The Interstate Compact on Juveniles
509(1)
The Range of Dispositions
510(1)
Garduated Sanctions
510(1)
Probation
511(1)
Parental Responsibility
512(1)
Victims' Rights Measures
513(1)
Serious and Habitual Juvenile offender Statutes
513(1)
``Restorative Justice''
514(2)
Blended Sentences
516(1)
Boot Camps
517(1)
Aftercare
518(1)
Dispositions Under the Federal Juvenile Delinquency Act
519(1)
The Juvenile Death Penaly and Life Imprisonment Without Parole
519(2)
Collateral Use of Juvenile Dispositions
521(1)
Expungement and Sealing
521(2)
Appredi and the Growth of Collateral Use
523(2)
Intergency Sharing of Information
525(1)
The Right to Treatment
526(1)
Private Litigation
527(2)
Federal Enforcement
529(3)
Reform Efforts
532(1)
Privatizing Juvenile Corrections
532(3)
Index 535