Wrongful Retention is a form of international child abduction under the 1980 Hague Convention in which a child, having been initially taken or kept abroad lawfully, is subsequently not returned to the State of habitual residence in breach of another person’s rights of custody that were being actually exercised or would have been exercised but for the retention.
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Wrongful imprisonment: Mistaken convictions and their consequences
Journal of Criminal Justice · 1973 · 46 citations
Law, Criminology, Psychology +14
Parental responsibilities and rights
G. H. Jamieson · 1995 · 23 citations
Law, Family Law, International Law +17
Wrongful Birth Actions: The Case against Legislative Curtailment
Harvard Law Review · 1987 · 11 citations
Law, Legislative Affairs, Lawmaking +10
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- Netherlands International Law Review
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