Krasniqi Family Case Study

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In August of 1989, the K family shook Dallas County to its core. On this day, Sam K planned on attending his son's karate tournament. The tournament began around 11am with Sam and his daughter, Liam, sitting on the front row. Shortly after the tournament began a bystander saw Mr. K touch Liam inappropriately. This started the battle for the K family to keep their children. In my opinion, the Krasniqi family should have been allowed to keep their children for the following reasons: violation of the 6th amendment, cultural differences, and eye witness testimony biased.

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