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Parents who kill children: Study flags sentencing disparities and calls for national register

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The trial of Tiffany Meek, charged with the murder of her son Jayden-Lee Meek, is back in the Johannesburg High Court on November 10.

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  1. IOL South Africa Parents who kill children: Study flags sentencing disparities and calls for national register The trial of Tiffany Meek, charged with the murder of her son Jayden-Lee Meek, is back in the Johannesburg High Court on November 10. 1 h ago · Tier 3

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