A Caroline County, Va., woman was sentenced Thursday to 10 days in jail for defying a court order not to smoke. Domestic Relations District Judge John H. Thomas last year barred Tamara Silvius, 44, from lighting up around her children, now ages 8 and 10, as part of her shared custody arrangement with her ex-husband. She was back in court Thursday for violating the order a second time. Silvius, a pack-a-day smoker, claims the restriction violates her rights.
August 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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