When the Courts Catch Up: The Reckoning Over Medical Decisions Made for Children
A California jury awarded $2 million to Fox Varian, finding malpractice in a double mastectomy performed at 16. This ruling has catalyzed a national debate over minors' medical consent, scrutinizing the responsibilities of professionals and institutions.…
THE IMAGE OF A PARENT: How America Learned to See Families Wrong
Project IMAGE addresses the pervasive cultural narratives around parenting in America, which often misrepresent fathers and mothers, affecting judicial outcomes and societal perception. The initiative aims to reshape these narratives by telling authentic…
When the Media Becomes the Judge: Custody Narratives in the Public Eye
Michael Phillips discusses the impact of media coverage on custody battles, emphasizing how public opinion often replaces legal judgments. Headlines simplify complex narratives, leading to misinformation and biased perceptions. The author calls for…