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A course of conduct on the part of one spouse toward the other spouse that can endanger the mental and physical health and efficie...
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U.S. Supreme Court STATEN ISLE. MENTAL HEALTH SOC. v. RICHMOND CTY. SOC., 368 U.S. 290 (1961) 368 U.S. 290
STATEN ISLAND MENTAL HEALTH SOCIETY, INC....
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JACKSON, Miss. - Death row inmate Earl Wesley Berry wants the Mississippi Supreme Court to stop his execution, claiming he is mentally disabled and the state's lethal injection procedure is unconstitutional.
If his attorneys are successful, this would be the second time a court has spared Berry's life in about six months. Berry was less than an hour from his execution in October when the U.S. Supreme Court issued a last-minute reprieve. He had already been baptized and eaten what would have been a last meal of barbecue pork and sausage, buttered toast, a salad heavy on the onions, mashed potatoes and gravy, pecan pie and juice.
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A second-year law student in Chicago was arraigned on charges of violating a court order after he took his daughter to a Catholic Church.
Rebecca and Joseph Reyes were married in October 2004 and split about four years later. Their divorce, which is ongoing, has been contentious, with Rebecca claiming extreme and repeated mental cruelty, while Joseph alleged that she had an affair and was emotionally abusive.
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... was battered by or subjected to extreme cruelty committed by the citizen or permanent resident spo... been battered or subjected to extreme mental cruelty. A conditional resident who entered into t...
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Just last week, an independent audit of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland revealed 11 new complaints of priest abuse against children -- which occurred between 30 and 70 years ago -- by four priests. Six of the complaints have been substantiated.
A couple of weeks ago, the Irish government reported that its investigation into the Irish Roman Catholic Church revealed widespread child abuse -- rape, molestation and mental cruelty -- and a deliberate cover-up on the part of church leadership.
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NEW HAVEN -- Kristen Frost has been governed by the stopwatch for so long that the end in sight -- 14 months away -- comes as a comfort. Over the course of a thousand yesterdays, she has chased her swimming rainbows, fulfilled goals that most could only dream about and paid the price in physical and mental cruelty to her body, as all elite athletes must. The alarm clock that sounds religiously at 5:30 a.m. is more of a concession to her craft than ally; it signals the next predawn workout, of muscles being punished, lungs pushed to exhaustion and mood-defining practice times.
So allow Frost, the 2008 New Haven Register Sports Person of the Year, to muse pleasantly ahead to March of 2010 ... past the next 400 or so punishing tomorrows as she strives to magnify an already indelible mark o...
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Accounts of the life of Anna Mae Bullock of Nutbush, Tenn., known to the world as Tina Turner, read like survivor stories. There was the sharecropper childhood in the segregated South and the abandonment by her parents. The turbulent marriage to a domineering alcoholic whose abuse drove her to attempt suicide. And that stint on welfare.
Tina Turner emerged from all this - the physical and mental cruelty, the waxing and waning of fickle fame - as a towering figure in pop music, a symbol of black female resiliency.
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... was battered by or subjected to extreme cruelty committed by the citizen or permanent resident spo... been battered or subjected to extreme mental cruelty. A conditional resident who entered into t...
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It's true. Karyn Grace's pleas to South Carolina's legislature to change the state's divorce laws to allow "mental cruelty" as grounds for divorce fell on deaf ears Thursday. But that's not the real story.
The real story is that South Carolina's divorce laws are mired in the 19th century, and that they're being enforced with a Taliban mentality.