Matter of Thompson
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
JOHNSON, Judge.
It is unchallenged, and the court found, that the five year old child Catherine was struck with a belt by her mother and then scrubbed until she bled into her bath water, as a disciplinary measure against what her mother viewed, correctly or incorrectly, as her child’s improper sexual conduct. Ms. Hynes, the child’s mother, stated that she felt this was an appropriate disciplinary measure, and the court found that the child bled from this rough handling on at least three occasions. The results of these disciplinary measures were multiple bruises and abrasions. The child’s…
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