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I read an article by Hannah Mitchell today in my local paper that had originally been published in the Charlotte Observer. A judge in NC granted temporary custody to the father, and charged the mother and her boyfriend, who were living together with her daughters, with the crime of adultery. <P>Thank goodness someone in the court system finally had the guts to do this. <P>Adultery is also a crime in my state, but the the vast majority of the judges are too PC to charge anyone with it.
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