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Child Abuse

Child Abuse

If PA senators don’t extend legal time limits for child sexual abuse cases, Governor threatens a special session

By WSKG Staff | April 7, 2022

A 2018 Grand Jury recommended the state temporarily lift legal time limits for survivors

Crime and Justice

PA House Poised To Vote On Abuse Survivor Amendment, But Time Runs Short

By Sam Dunklau | March 19, 2021

A final vote could take place as early as next week, but time is running out to get the proposal before voters for the May primary.

Crime and Justice

After State Blunder, PA Abuse Victims Ask: ‘Who The Hell Are We Supposed To Trust?’

By Laura Benshoff/Keystone Crossroads | February 16, 2021

When the Pennsylvania Department of State failed to advertise the proposed constitutional amendment that had been passed by the legislature, it halted a march toward justice for thousands of victims abused in the commonwealth.

Crime and Justice

House Sponsors Hope Derailed Sex Abuse Survivor Rights Amendment Will Get Back On Track

By Sam Dunklau | February 8, 2021

“Pick your poison: either way, the Catholic Church is going to oppose it. We’re not going away. We’re not going to wait two years.”

Government

PA Victim Advocate Criticizes Senate “No” Vote As “Political Vendetta”

By Sam Dunklau | November 18, 2020

“[He] made it very clear a year and a half ago that he had it out for me and was very vocal about that.”

App NEWS

Attorneys For Sex Abuse Victims Not Deterred By Boy Scout Bankruptcy

By Karen DeWitt | February 19, 2020

“On some level, this is the Boy Scouts accepting responsibility for what happened.”

Crime and Justice

After Years Of Internal Fights, PA Legislature Overhauls Statute Of Limitations

By Katie Meyer | November 21, 2019

People abused as children will be able to file criminal suits against their abusers no matter how much time has passed.

Crime and Justice

Clergy Abuse Victims Call For Forgiveness

By Ellen Abbott | September 6, 2019

The two men want to propose an alternative to the anger and bitterness the scandal has wrought.

James Levine, conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra at New York's Carnegie Hall in February 2010.

New York Met Opera, James Levine Avoid Public Dispute; Settle Lawsuit

By NPR News | August 7, 2019

The Metropolitan Opera suspended, and then fired, Levine after several men came forward with accusations that the conductor had sexually abused them.

Crime and Justice

Survivors Of Child Sexual Abuse Plan To File Lawsuits August 14

By Karen DeWitt | August 6, 2019

Beginning August 14, New Yorkers who are survivors of childhood sexual abuse will have a one year window of opportunity to file civil suits against their abusers

App NEWS

Several Former Boy Scout Leaders In Southern Tier Named In Child Abuse Report

By Gabe Altieri | April 24, 2019

A Manhattan law firm has released the names of former Boy Scout leaders across New York who allegedly abused children.

Child Abuse

Lawyer Still Scratching Head Over Nixed Compensation Program In Rochester Diocese

By Gabe Altieri | March 22, 2019

It’s been about a week since the Rochester Roman Catholic Diocese ended its compensation program for people who had been abused by clergy as children. This lawyer is still trying to make sense of it.

binghamton

Survivor Of Childhood Sexual Assault Continues Quest To Pass Erin’s Law In New York State

By Beth Adams | March 18, 2019

The proposed law would also mandate instruction for parents, guardians and school personel on how to recognize the signs of child sexual abuse and how to respond.

Child Abuse

Ahead Of Diocese Report, Reaction To Syracuse Abuse Compensation Program

By Gabe Altieiri | March 15, 2019

The Roman Catholic Dioceses in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes have been running compensation programs for people with credible abuse claims. One diocese just announced they’re dismantling their program due to changes in state law. The other is releasing a report on the progress of their program.

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