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[ContrarianEcon]

Originally Posted by ncole1

I'm not able to find anything corroborating this. Are you sure it isn't just 60 square feet per person? And does this mean that a 17-year-old in college cannot live in a dorm room with a roommate? I still find this incredibly difficult to believe.

There are two different things, how they are written, and how they are enforced. From several sources (moms with kids) if you don't have one room per kid you can expect trouble. Enforcement end, one room per kid. I don't know if it is written.

[Linda_d]

Originally Posted by ContrarianEcon

There are two different things, how they are written, and how they are enforced. From several sources (moms with kids) if you don't have one room per kid you can expect trouble. Enforcement end, one room per kid. I don't know if it is written.

That's the same source as the "if you try to discipline your child, you'll get charged with child abuse" urban legend. Stuffing 6 kids of different ages and sexes into one 8 x 9 bedroom in a trailer is a bit different than 2 sisters or 2 brothers sharing a 12 x 12 bedroom.

[ContrarianEcon]

Originally Posted by Linda_d

That's the same source as the "if you try to discipline your child, you'll get charged with child abuse" urban legend. Stuffing 6 kids of different ages and sexes into one 8 x 9 bedroom in a trailer is a bit different than 2 sisters or 2 brothers sharing a 12 x 12 bedroom.

No do a search for news articles in Utah where they talk about getting charged with child abuse for spanking your kids. several.


Family spanked with child abuse charges - Story | Utah


Spanking bill takes some hits | Deseret News


Reasonable discipline or abuse? | The Salt Lake Tribune

[yellowbelle]

Way off topic now...