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To: epicure who wrote (217916)	2/12/2007 12:01:24 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

"I doubt that is much of a factor in 99% of custody battles. Maybe 99% plus. Have you statistics on this? I would be interested." Not being a factor in custody battles is different than being a factor. In the cases where it is a factor, which I suspect is more than 1%,... Have you statistics on this?... the judge typically rules in favor of the parent who agrees to raise the child according to the traditions of the family's religious history. "Frequently?" I would have said always but I wanted leave room for the exceptions, which are probably becoming more frequent. I don't have data but I have been told repeatedly that the judge has ruled this way and have never heard of a case where the judge ruled against it... although there probably are some, especially in your region.