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Daniel L. Hatcher

Professor of Law

University of Baltimore

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School of Law

Daniel L. Hatcher is currently serving as a School Of Law Professor of Law at University of Baltimore.

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University of Baltimore

Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Child Support Factory: Racist History, Harm, and Unconstitutionality of the Child Support System's Contractual Operations. The William & Mary Law School Scholarship Repository (William & Mary) (2026)

Commodified Inequality: Racialized Harm to Children and Families in the Injustice Enterprise. Family Court Review (2023)

Daniel L. Hatcher

racial equitysocial justicesocial inequalityracial discriminationoppressiondisparate impactinjustice enterprisesociologyintersectionalitycritical race theoryfeminist criminologyfamily issueslawinjusticeafrican american studiesracial prejudicefamily violence

Forgotten Fathers. (2013)

Don't Forget Dad: Addressing Women's Poverty by Rethinking Forced and Outdated Child Support Policies. (2012)

Purpose vs. Power: Parens Patriae and Agency Self-Interest. UNM’s Digital Repository (University of New Mexico) (2012)

Poverty Revenue: The Subversion of Fiscal Federalism. (2010)

Collateral Children: Consequence and Illegality at the Intersection of Foster Care and Child Support. Brooklyn law review (2009)

Legal Strategies to Address Child Support Obligations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Legal Strategies to Address Child Support Obligations for Nonresident Fathers in the Child Welfare System. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Child Support Harming Children: Subordinating the Best Interests of Children to the Fiscal Interests of the State. (2007)

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Daniel L. Hatcher

Professor of Law

University of Baltimore

Affiliations

School of Law

Daniel L. Hatcher is currently serving as a School Of Law Professor of Law at University of Baltimore.

Honors

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Daniel L. Hatcher

University of Baltimore

Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Commodified Inequality: Racialized Harm to Children and Families in the Injustice Enterprise. Family Court Review (2023)

Daniel L. Hatcher

Forgotten Fathers. (2013)

Don't Forget Dad: Addressing Women's Poverty by Rethinking Forced and Outdated Child Support Policies. (2012)

Purpose vs. Power: Parens Patriae and Agency Self-Interest. UNM’s Digital Repository (University of New Mexico) (2012)

Poverty Revenue: The Subversion of Fiscal Federalism. (2010)

Collateral Children: Consequence and Illegality at the Intersection of Foster Care and Child Support. Brooklyn law review (2009)

Legal Strategies to Address Child Support Obligations. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Legal Strategies to Address Child Support Obligations for Nonresident Fathers in the Child Welfare System. SSRN Electronic Journal (2009)

Child Support Harming Children: Subordinating the Best Interests of Children to the Fiscal Interests of the State. (2007)

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