Child Welfare Rights Versus a Mother’s Right to Rear Children: Do Prison Nursery Programs Benefit Both? By Anna VanRoy Prison Nursery Programs (PNP) highlight the complex balance between protecting child welfare and honoring a mother’s right to parent, even within the confines of incarceration. Courts often prioritize a state’s authority to incarcerate over maternal rights. […]READ FULL ARTICLE
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