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What the Cornell Case Shows About Criminal Charges and Civil Liability

by Lianna Manibog | Oct 15, 2026 | Legal, Women's Mental Health

Summary A decision not to file criminal charges is not a court finding about whether something happened. It isn’t proof of guilt, and it isn’t proof of innocence. In the Cornell case, that distinction is everything: the local district attorney first...

Coercive Control Is Now Named in Utah Custody Law. Here’s What Mica Miller’s Case Made Visible.

by Lianna Manibog | Sep 17, 2026 | Legal, Women's Mental Health

Summary I’ve spent my career in Utah family courtrooms, and I can tell you exactly what used to happen when a parent sat across from me and described being tracked, isolated, and controlled by a spouse, with no bruise to point to. I believed them. The law, until...

Lindsay Clancy Trial: What It Reveals About Maternal Mental Health

by Lianna Manibog | Sep 3, 2026 | Legal, Women's Mental Health

Summary The Lindsay Clancy trial is being covered, understandably, as a story about one family and an unfathomable loss. I want to look at it from a different angle. One question this case raises, beyond anything a jury will decide, is how little support we build...

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  • What the Cornell Case Shows About Criminal Charges and Civil Liability
  • Coercive Control Is Now Named in Utah Custody Law. Here’s What Mica Miller’s Case Made Visible.
  • Lindsay Clancy Trial: What It Reveals About Maternal Mental Health
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