Father Knows Last

The strange and necessary ‘putative-fathers registries’

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M. C. lost his children before he knew he had any.

M. C., as he is known in court documents, had had a long-distance relationship with J. Z. for about six months. Upon learning that she was pregnant, he invited her to live with him in Des Moines, Iowa, which she did, for a week, after which time she told M. C. that she’d suffered a miscarriage and, citing homesickness, broke things off with him before returning home to Grand Junction, Colo. — where she later gave birth to twins.

Kevin D. Williamson

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Kevin D. Williamson

Kevin D. Williamson is a former fellow at National Review Institute and a former roving correspondent for National Review.

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