He writes: "A paramilitary prison bureaucracy, led by able institutional managers and steered by a talented executive, may be the best administrative response to the problem of establishing and maintaining higher custody prisons in which inmates and staff lead a calm, peaceful and productive round of daily life".
And then you find out the guy he wrote up is in a higher custody level, and he commits suicide, and you wonder how you contributed to that path.
For example, Dr. Carl F. Hoppe, a clinical psychologist who does psychological evaluations for the Los Angeles Superior Court's family law division, said he administered the Rorschach about 130 times a year in "high-conflict" custody disputes.
A high-profile custody battle has the additional consequence of immediately entering the public realm, where it is the lawyers and the tabloids rather than the individuals involved who define the terms.
Dr. Richard A. Gardner, a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who developed a theory about parental alienation syndrome, which he said could lead children in high-conflict custody cases to falsely accuse a parent of abuse, died on May 25 at his home in Tenafly, N.J.
Many are survivors of domestic abuse, or are children in high-conflict custody cases.
There also could be court appointed experts where there are high conflict custody battles.
Many high-conflict custody cases don't start out that way, Farrell says, because most about-to-be divorced moms recognize that kids need their dads, too.
A female-owned law firm, MOLM represents men and women equally in all aspects of family law, including complex marital dissolutions, high conflict custody matters, business valuations, pre- and post-nuptial agreements, and mediation.
AUSTIN, Texas ― Attorneys for Alex Jones' ex-wife grilled him on the witness stand Thursday in his high-profile custody battle, in an aggressive line of questioning that focused on the conservative radio host's temperament and character.
