To Catch a Predator or to Save His Marriage: Advocating for an Expansive Child Abuse Exception to the Marital Privileges in Federal Courts – Fordham Law Review

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To Catch a Predator or to Save His Marriage: Advocating for an Expansive Child Abuse Exception to the Marital Privileges in Federal Courts

By Emily C. Aldridge

October 11, 2010

March 2010

Vol. 78

No. 4

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