Many readers have written in to ask various questions about domestic violence laws, their affect on men and how to find justice for men in the legal system, especially in the wake of the Duke rape case. In order to answer your questions, I turned to expert Glenn Sacks, who is a men's and fathers' issues columnist, radio commentator, and blogger. Below is our interview: Full Story »
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This is an interview, but no attempt is made to present an opposing viewpoint, even when factual errors are blatant: ie, the idea that predominant aggressor laws make it difficult for the police to arrest female abusers, or the claim that restraining orders are often based on false accusations. This is not, however, a piece of journalism. I'm not sure it even claims to be. It's an opinion column. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, no matter how ignorant or ill-advised.
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