One could define corporal punishment as harming/inflicting pain in any way, shape, or form to the body. Would one also agree that disciplining or punishing a child is corporal punishment? Discipline and corporal punishment should be viewed as two different things; physically teaching or disciplining and physically beating. Spanking and paddling are very obvious forms of disciplining or punishing a child, but they should not be viewed as corporal punishment. So the question becomes, …showed first 75 words of 980 total…

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