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Date / Time: 8/13/2009 6:03 PM UTC
This article points out the fact that we need to protect our children after they are born. Pro-life advocates protect our unborn, but sometimes it seems that after birth a child is on their own. This judge is changing that way of thinking.
Demanding ethical behavior from mothers, including insistence that they not feed their children drugs or alcohol through breast milk sends a good message that will hopefully spread to others through example.
Our children are our future. Mothers who are drinking alcohol or using drugs like heroin, methadone, methamphetamine or other drugs are simple create addicts of the future.
Let's get behind actions like those of this judge.
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"A judge in North Dakota has sentenced a woman who pled guilty to child-neglect charges for breast-feeding her daughter while drunk to 18 months in prison, with all but six months suspended, the Associated Press reported Aug. 7.
Judge Sonja Clapp also told Stacey Anvarinia, 26, that she should enroll in an addiction-treatment program to earn credit toward completion of her sentence.
Appearing before the court, Anvarinia apologized for her actions and pledged to get her daughter back from state custody. Anvarinia's case sparked an international debate over the legality of pursuing criminal charges for alleged drunken breast-feeding."
http://www.jointogether.org/news/headlines/inthenews/2009/woman-sentenced-for-drunken.html
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