even though he had had sole weekday custody of his daughter for more than a year, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on Aug. 1 ruled that the girl's father was not entitled to legal custody, even as it questioned the rigid applicability of the best interests of the child standard that produced the result. In re Custody of Kali, No. SJC-08940.
August 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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