Arkansas set to change adoption laws

New laws are set to be introduced in the Arkansas to tighten adoption procedures in the wake of the Kilshaw case.

Arkansas set to change adoption laws
Sat, 20 Jan, 2001 - 13:09

New laws are set to be introduced in the Arkansas to tighten adoption procedures in the wake of the Kilshaw case.

BBC Online quotes a cross party group of members of the House of Representatives as saying current laws are too permissive.

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