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48.435  Custody of children. The mother of a non marital child has legal custody of the child unless the court grants legal custody to another person or transfers legal custody to an agency.

This is outright gender based discrimination. The state of WI has decided that an unwed mother gets due process of law(kidnapping) but an unwed father doesn't.

The 14th Amendment's equal protection clause states: "nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws", which is exactly what this law does, denies unwed fathers.

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