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If you sued for mental damage the state for such a thing, would you be able to win? It says a child was taken from the mum for 5 months, that's an impossible d
by Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y ago
If you sued for mental damage the state for such a thing, would you be able to win?
It says a child was taken from the mum for 5 months, that's an impossible damage, literally to get back to something similar you need another child + 9 months + all the costs associated to having 2 children (and career progression loss).
- anigbrowl 2y agoI feel like most such suits would crash on the shores of immunity doctrines and balancing tests. It's absolutely life-altering and probably lifelong - I don't see any way that such a child wouldn't develop attachment/trust disorders. But any judges who assign responsibility to transparently will be denounced as 'judicial activists'.