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Published October 1, 2001 by Intermedia

Small Justice: Little Justice in America's Family Courts

by Garland Waller

This program explores the family court system which routinely takes children away from the protective parent and puts them in the care of the person the children have named as their abuser. It describes how fathers use and sacrifice their children in order to control and punish the mothers, and how the courts, often unwittingly, help those men. By following the stories of three dedicated women and their lawyers the program exposes a systematic legal failure to protect those who need protection the most.

Produced by Garland Waller.
For more information, please visit the official "Small Justice" web site at www.smalljustice.com.

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