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C.A.S., Belleville v. L.T., 2 April 1987

    Annual Review of Population Law
    |January 1, 1987
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    The Court held that, under Section 37 of the Child and Family Services Act, in certain circumstances an unborn child can be considered a child in need of protection. It ruled that such a finding is justified when the evidence establishes that the mother is suffering from a mental disorder of a nature and quality that will likely result in serious bodily harm to herself or the child. It ordered the unborn child in question to be made a ward of the Children's Aid Society for three months.

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