Two girls ages 4 and 8 have been reunited in Mexico with their deported migrant parents after the couple was allowed to offer testimony in Pennsylvania custody hearings via Skype. The parents' lawyers say it is the first time they know of that a U.S. court has allowed testimony in a custody case to be made over the Web.
July 21, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Two girls ages 4 and 8 were reunited in Mexico with their deported migrant parents Monday, after the couple was allowed to offer testimony in custody hearings in Pennsylvania via Internet phone-and-image conferencing.
U.S. and Mexican lawyers for the couple say it is the first time they know of that a U.S. court has allowed testimony in a custody case to be made over the Web, using voice and image conferencing via a service like Skype.
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