Supreme Court of Kansas· 3/5/1993
In Re Hood
Citations
- 847 P.2d 1300
- 252 Kan. 689
- 1993 Kan. LEXIS 36
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- danger of parents being harassed by third-party visitation petitions is policy consideration that weighs against expanding classes of persons who may seek visitation
- danger of parents being harassed by third-party visitation petitions is policy consideration that weighs against expanding classes of persons who may seek visitation
- day-care provider claiming right to visitation based on best interest of child and existence of substantial relationship between herself and child
- legislature must decide if and when intrusion into family unit in form of third-party visitation is justified by legitimate state interest; legislature is forum to entertain sociological and policy considerations bearing on well-being of children
- legislature must decide if and when intrusion into family unit in form of third-party visitation is justified by legitimate state interest; legislature is forum to entertain sociological and policy considerations bearing on well-being of children
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