She would if in letting them surf unsupervised, she'd defied a court order saying she couldn't do that. That's why she went to the clink. Not because she smoked, but because she signed off on a custody arrangement that said she couldn't and she broke it.
I know. I was just trying to make a larger point. It amazes me that parents let kids have TVs in their bedrooms. You might as well feed them a bowl full of poison.
and in some states, if you refuse to sign the agreement, it obtains the merit of order, the judge mandates it anyway and denies right to appeal.. and in some really bad states... the court referee does it with a stamp and without a judge... and once again NO APPEAL.
the government trespass into the family, has gone overboard.
"Agree to NOT smoke or we will take your kids away..."
is not a legitimate role of government.