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FEE's Brian Aitken on "Fox & Friends"

MARCH 15, 2011 by TSVETELIN M. TSONEVSKI

FEE’s director of new media, Brian Aitken, appeared on “Fox & Friends” yesterday to talk about his legal battle to clear his name from a wrongful conviction for illegal possession of firearms. The case stands in the way of his getting custody of his son.

Watch the three-minute segment here.

In a related matter, Wendy McElroy writes about the legal struggles of fathers over parental rights at TheFreemanOnline.org:

While the media harshly spotlight “deadbeat dads,” little attention is given to diligent fathers who fight for years for the legal “privilege” of seeing their own children.

Read the column here.

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TSVETELIN M. TSONEVSKI

Tsvetelin Tsonevski is director of academic affairs at FEE. He holds LL.M. degree in Law and Economics from George Mason School of Law.

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