Should the government interfere with a family's choice to place a child for adoption?

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07-12-2008, 09:09 PM

JENNIFER L

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Should the government interfere with a family's choice to place a child for adoption?

If a person or a family makes the decision to place a child for adoption, a decision made without any incentives, or coersions, or pressure, should the government be able to prevent the adoption?
Should clairify. I'm not talking about setting a legal process and enforcing the legal process.

Aside from that, should the government be able to say, "No, you cannot place your child for adoption?"
... if that adoption plan follows the established legal process?

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