interested party: Roman church still destroying lives

3/7/16

Roman church still destroying lives

Release of the movie Spotlight let slip the blogs galore.

Nick Estes roasted South Dakota's legislature for obstructing justice and mean-spirited lawgiving.

Victims are coming forward in droves from Gallup, New Mexico to Boston and beyond.

An attorney who filed 13 lawsuits against the Diocese of Gallup on behalf of alleged victims of clerical sexual abuse said the disclosure of church records will be an essential part of any settlement in the diocese’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The Diocese of Gallup in 2013 became the nation’s ninth Roman Catholic diocese to file for Chapter 11 reorganization bankruptcy in response to civil lawsuits filed by alleged victims of clerical sex abuse. [Albuquerque Journal]

South Dakota's legislature is hiding clergy crimes while Minnesota is prosecuting predator priests.

The real-life lawyer from Spotlight has been deluged with new abuse cases https://t.co/x1vdfKSgGS pic.twitter.com/d6bxXnpR1C
— Here & Now (@hereandnow) March 6, 2016

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