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cjgl-9373	Jaffe-Geffner, Nina	Gender Bias in Cross-Allegation Domestic Violence-Parental Alienation Custody Cases: Can States Legislate the Fix?	2022	54	.pdf	application/pdf	23205	923	46	242 Saunders & Faller, supra note 59, at 8 (“Of greatest concern, we found these beliefs to be linked to recommendations that child custody be awarded to perpetrators of domestic abuse.”); Mindthoff et al., supra note 217, at 248 (“[S]tudies exploring child custody cases with IPV allegations found that gendered beliefs of decision makers impact gendered differences in their recommendations.”). While legal and mental health professionals acknowledge that some parents might attempt to alienate their children from the other parent, they generally do not recognize the specific construct of “parental alienation syndrome,” deeming it scientifically invalid.59 In child custody cases, state law oversees the admissibility of expert testimony, with most states having adopted the Daubert test, the Frye test, or a mix of both.60 While the Daubert regime examines a broader set of factors aimed 55 Smith, supra note 49, at 77.	cache/cjgl-9373.pdf	txt/cjgl-9373.txt