Nation IN BRIEF : NEW YORK : Judge Doubts Ability to Rule in Allen Case
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The judge who must settle the Woody Allen-Mia Farrow child custody fight said he was “the least qualified person to do that” after the last witness testified that the truth may never emerge about whether the filmmaker sexually abused his 7-year-old adopted daughter. The statement from Manhattan state Supreme Court Justice Elliot Wilk came during an exchange with Stephen Herman, an expert on child sexual abuse called by Farrow. Herman was the last in a parade of witnesses on both sides. Summations are expected Monday.
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