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Susan Bitensky
is a law professor at Michigan State University -Detroit College of Law where she teaches constitutional law and jurisprudence. She has written extensively about corporal punishment in book chapters, law reviews, and newspapers and presented papers on the issue at law schools and international symposia. Prior to teaching, Bitensky served as associate counsel to the Board of Education of the City of New York and as a labor lawyer in private practice and with the United Steelworkers.
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John Rosemond
is a North Carolina family psychologist who has worked with families, children, and parents since earning his masters degree in psychology from Western Illinois University in 1971. Rosemond has worked as a psychologist in community mental health settings in Illinois, Iowa, and North Carolina and directed several mental-health programs for children and in full-time private practice as a family psychologist. Since then he has devoted his time to speaking to parent and professional audiences nationwide, writing a parenting column that is syndicated in approximately 200 newspapers and nine best-selling parenting books.
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