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Wealth and Well-being in the United Statesne to their children. Especial note is given to the landmark case in 1977, . .. The Supreme Court, in a vote of four to five, ruled that corporal punishment does not violate constitutional rights. Although nearly 40 years old, this case is still used to support the noninvolvement of the legal system in school-related corporal punishment.

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