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- The latest from the Philadelphia Clergy Sex Abuse Trial
- Judge Reserves Decision on Charlotte Diocese’s Motion to DIsmiss
- Upcoming Hearing on Statute of Limitations Defense Asserted by Charlotte Diocese
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- Answer filed on behalf of Bradley Price and King’s Way Baptist Church
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The latest from the Philadelphia Clergy Sex Abuse Trial
It seems that every day brings shocking new testimony. I strongly encourage everyone to closely follow this case as it is the first time that a Chancellor has been criminally charged for allegedly covering up abuse. http://www.priestabusetrial.com/2012/04/jurors-hear-about-perverted-passion.html Seth Langson … Continue reading
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The Philadelphia Clergy Abuse Trial
The best coverage of the on- going trial is by the Philadelphia Inquirer at philly.com. This page is a great starting point for understanding this case:http://www.philly.com/philly/news/120201744.html?c=r Seth Langson
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Another Charlotte Pastor accused of Abuse
Pastor Clavon Leonard, who calls himself the “Apostle” has been accused of physical and sexual abuse. Station WCNC ran a lengthy story which provided many details. http://www.wcnc.com/news/iteam/Charlotte-pastor-accused-of-abuse-141037003.html Seth Langson
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Judge Rules on Charlotte Diocese’s Motion to Dismiss
In the case of John Doe vs. Roman Catholic Diocese of Charlotte, North Carolina 11-CVS-13854, the trial judge denied the Defendant Diocese’s Motion to Dismiss that was based on the statute of limitations, except as to the claim involving alleged … Continue reading
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Judge Reserves Decision on Charlotte Diocese’s Motion to DIsmiss
After a lengthy hearing, the presiding Judge reserved making a decision on the Motion. His ruling is expected within the next two weeks. Seth Langson
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Upcoming Hearing on Statute of Limitations Defense Asserted by Charlotte Diocese
On Friday at 3:00 p.m. in Courtroom 6310, there will be a hearing on the Defendant Diocese’s Motion to Dismiss the Complaint on the grounds that it is barred by the Statute of Limitations. This is the case involving the … Continue reading
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An Important Ruling in Philadelphia
The trial judge presiding over the criminal prosecution of Monsignor Lynn ruled that evidence about many priests who were allegedly sexual abusers will be admitted to show a “pattern and practice”. http://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2012/01_02/2012_02_06_Martin_JuryCan.htm Seth Langson
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Amazing Grace
Courage and grace take many forms. There are many lessons to be drawn from this story. http://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2012/01_02/2012_01_17_Cullen_SurvivorFaces.htm Seth Langson
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Another North Carolina Child Sexual Abuser Receives Only a Suspended Sentence
It was recently reported that a Concord pastor Doug Shell plead guilty to taking indecent liberties with children. In addition to being placed on the sex offender list, he was given a suspended sentence and three years parole. http://www.wsoctv.com/news/29960514/detail.html When … Continue reading
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More North Carolina Clergy Abuse
It seems like every day there is another report of clergy sexual abuse. Today, there are news reports out of Wilmington about a pastor who confessed to repeatedly abusing a 14 year old boy while he stayed at … Continue reading
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