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Massachusetts AG pushes child sex abuse reform as lawmakers weigh key bill (opens the original)
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Attorney General Andrea Campbell said the results of her office's investigation into sex abuse by clergy in three Massachusetts dioceses are reason enough for state lawmakers to pass reforms that would eliminate the civil statute of limitations for child sex abuse victims. Advocates and survivors have been looking for these reforms for more than a decade, and now, a bill that would make them law is closer to being passed than ever before. They're being negotiated now in a Legislative conference
Report details findings of child sexual abuse in 3 Catholic Dioceses in Mass. (opens the original)
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Findings include 'nearly 1,000' children abused Findings include 'nearly 1,000' children abused Massachusetts officials on Wednesday released the final report from a long investigation of child sexual abuse across three Catholic Dioceses. The Massachusetts Attorney General's investigation covered the Dioceses of Worcester, Springfield and Fall River. It does not include the Archdiocese of Boston, which was the subject of a 91-page report issued by the office in 2003. Work on the new report began
Mass. lawmakers consider bill to lift limits on sex abuse lawsuits (opens the original)
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The legislation would eliminate time limits for when survivors can sue perpetrators and institutions The legislation would eliminate time limits for when survivors can sue perpetrators and institutions Massachusetts lawmakers are considering a bill that would pass protections for survivors of child sexual abuse by lifting a strict time limit for when survivors can sue perpetrators and the institutions that protected them. "Massachusetts has the opportunity to do the right thing," said Billy Gibl
Boy Scouts abuse survivors promised big payouts receive just a fraction (opens the original)
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There's not enough money in the trust to fully pay all the survivors There's not enough money in the trust to fully pay all the survivors Survivors of Boy Scouts abuse seeking compensation from a bankruptcy trust find they're awarded generous sums, only to receive a fraction. One Massachusetts man involved in the process said it has only dug up old trauma. "It's just like we're getting abused all over again," the man told 5 Investigates. He asked for his identity to be protected due to the sensi
Berkshire DA condemns Miss Hall’s handling of 1993 abuse allegation (opens the original)
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A former student at Miss Hall's School carried a secret for years, Berkshire County District Attorney Timothy Shugrue said. That secret, he said, was that she was sexually abused by teacher Matthew Johnson at Miss Hall's School in the 1990s, beginning when she was a junior at the all-girls boarding school. He was her tutor. The woman came forward recently after learning about a tip line established by Shugrue's office after another sex abuse scandal, this one involving teacher Matthew Rutledge,
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