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I'm just starting to read on this one but I am curious. In this article:
The court excused itself for not filing a restraining order because the living arrangements didn't meet the criteria. (Don't know but just guessing, if there was a court order ordering the girl into a weekend visitation situation at her father's then I don't know why that wouldn't count as a part time residence.)
Why didn't the court order that a criminal investigation be done? The girl was 13. There were allegations that he had sent *advertiser censored* to the kid. In most states that is illegal. And surely they could have found some other charges.... importuning, solicitation or something!
The court excused itself for not filing a restraining order because the living arrangements didn't meet the criteria. (Don't know but just guessing, if there was a court order ordering the girl into a weekend visitation situation at her father's then I don't know why that wouldn't count as a part time residence.)
Why didn't the court order that a criminal investigation be done? The girl was 13. There were allegations that he had sent *advertiser censored* to the kid. In most states that is illegal. And surely they could have found some other charges.... importuning, solicitation or something!