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Some states offer domestic violence defenses to parents charged with failing to prevent child abuse. Should Oregon?

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By Kaylee Tornay Verified
| Wenatchee World Verified
When a child is abused, it’s not only the abuser who can be criminally charged. Across the country, a parent can also be prosecuted for not doing enough to stop it. But what if the parent was also being targeted by the abuser, and feared that going to police would put them and their child in an even more dangerous situation? kAm$@>6 DE2E6D[ C64@8?:K:?8 9@H “72:=FC6 E@ AC@E64E” =2HD 42? AF?:D9 5@>6DE:4 G:@=6?46 G:4E:>D 7@C E96:C 23FD6CD’ 24E:@?D[ 92G6 6?DFC65 E92E 2 A2C6?E 42? C2:D6 6G:56?46 :?
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Should Oregon offer domestic violence defenses to parents accused of failing to prevent child abuse?

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By Kaylee Tornay Verified
| Albany Democrat-Herald Verified
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Some states offer domestic violence defenses to parents charged with failing to prevent child abuse. Should Oregon?

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By Kaylee Tornay Verified
| The Oregonian Verified
When a child is abused, it’s not only the abuser who can be criminally charged. Across the country, a parent can also be prosecuted for not doing enough to stop it. But what if the parent was also being targeted by the abuser, and feared that going to police would put them and their child in an even more dangerous situation?
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