US justices: Child should have stayed in Chile

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that a mother illegally moved her son from Chile to the United States during a custody dispute with the boy's British father in the first test of the boundaries of an international child custody treaty. The high court ruled that the Hague Convention on child abduction - aimed at preventing a ...

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US justices: Child should have stayed in Chile

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