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Jailed mom pins hopes on Supreme Court ruling
Tevin Whitner’s mother Cornelia Whitner was jailed after police took custody of her newborn in 1992 amid cocaine findings. The case sparked a national debate on treating drug use during pregnancy as child neglect, with Whitner seeking Supreme Court review while her son grows up facing the long shadow of the conviction.
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