There is a new type of fraud going on in America today, it has nothing to do with insurance or phony salesmen trying to sell a bogus product. It has to do, sadly enough with children. The article that I read was about paternity fraud, it was called "Fair Is Fair, But its Often Sad, Too", by Kathleen Parker. Parker's view point in her article is basically neutral, she thinks that while paternity fraud is wrong, but she not only argues on the fathers side she also has strong arguments backing the mother and children's side of this very controversial issue. Mothers who collect money from a man who is not the father should be punished because it not only ruins the fathers economic situation, it also damages the child and father emotionally.
In Orlando Florida, a man named Carnell Smith, who has a good job, he is married with two children. He also thought that he had another child with another women, he paid child support voluntarily for ten years, he paid over $80,000, He also was a part of his daughters life. In 1999 the mother of his so-called daughter took him to court to try and get more money from him, 42 percent of his pay. Until one day while driving he spotted a bill board about DNA testing, on a feeling he and his supposed daughter got tested. The results where that there was zero chance she was his, he also got tested again, the results where the same. He has now brought a lawsuit against the Childs mother for paternity fraud. He is suing the girl's mother for only the amount of money he has paid in child support. No settlement has been agreed on yet.
The article itself really does not take a position on the topic of paternity fraud, it more or less explains this one mans struggle with it. The author, Kathleen Parker does not take a position on either side of the issue. She basically says that it is sad because when a mother does this it not only ruins the fathers life, it also ruins the child's life because the loose a father.
This idea is fraud because Thomas Jefferson loved his wife very much and had six children with her, but only two of the six survived. ... Although Thomas Jefferson's paternity of one or more of Sally Heming's children cannot be established with absolute certainty in either historical or legal terms, many elements of the issue are widely accepted. ...
Forensics is defined as the application of science to interpret clues for crime investigation. The earliest forensic scientists were physicians who were called upon to give an opinion as to the cause of death in individuals. Now most of the forensic scientists are investigators that pick up clues at...
Forensics is defined as the aplication of science to interpret clues for crime investigation. The earliest forensic scientists were physicianswho were called upon to give an opinion as to the cause of death in individuals. Now most of the forensic scientists are investigators that pick up clues at t...
