The need for stronger child restraint laws

Child safety in automobiles: mandatory restraint-use laws.

Representation of Mother for Guardianship of the Child in Iranian and French Laws

      The French law, contrary to the Iranian law, has given the mother a kind of representation for guardianship and training of the child. This is a development that was established in France in 1970, and in Article 6 of the Iranian Family Protection Act of 2012, the granting of representation to the mother over the legal procedure for demand of the child or the incompetent has been entrusted...

P19: Laws about Child Car Seats

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Protecting children: a survey of caregivers’ knowledge of Georgia’s child restraint laws

INTRODUCTION The leading cause of injury and death among children in the United States is motor vehicle crashes. Even though restraint laws are in place and public awareness campaigns and educational interventions have increased, many children are still improperly restrained or not restrained at all. When correctly used, child restraints significantly reduce risk of injury or death. METHODS T...

Mandatory Child Restraint Laws: Impact on Childhood Injuries Due to Traffic Crashes

Research has indicated that laws requiring use of restraint devices for young children traveling in automobiles have had significant effects in increasing restraint use and reducing crash-related childhood injuries. This study examined dimensions along which the effectiveness of Michigan’s April 1982 mandatory child restraint law varied. All children involved in motor vehicle crashes in Michiga...