David Hench, Newly disclosed letter rekindles sex abuse case against Maine priest, lawyer says, Portland Press Review

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Newly disclosed letter rekindles sex abuse case against Maine priest, lawyer says – The Portland Press Herald _ Maine Sunday Telegram

SOL Reform PA Lobby Day – April 15, 2015

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April is Child Abuse Prevention Month AND Sexual Assault Awareness Month FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF STATUTE OF LIMITATION REFORM IN PENNSYLVANIA PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR SUPER SOL REFORM LOBBY DAY STATE CAPITOL – HARRISBURG, PA WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2015 10:00 AM TO 3:30 PM 10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M. MEETING LOCATION FOR VISITING SOL […]

Jan Murphy, Audits raise concern about child protection at youth camps on university campuses, Penn Live

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Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is stunned that the crimes of Jerry Sanduskyweren’t enough to prompt closer scrutiny of staff working youth at sports and academic camps held at East Stroudsburg and Clarion universities immediately after Sandusky’s child sexual assault allegations came to light in 2011. DePasquale’s auditors discovered both State System of Higher Education schools failed […]

Utahns raise awareness about Child Abuse Prevention Month, Good4Utah

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Nationally, April is recognized as child abuse prevention month. Organizations and individuals from around the state met at the capitol to recognize the month and raise awareness. The pinwheel represents the bright, happy future that every child deserves. Individuals, businesses, schools, etc. may purchase pinwheels to plant in their yard or display in a vase […]

Shavonne Walker, Former Catawba coach Ralph Wager’s molestation trial to begin, Salisbury Post

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The trial for former Catawba College soccer coach Ralph Wager, charged in 2012 and accused of molesting two boys more than 30 years ago, is expected to begin today with jury selections. The trial, which is scheduled for two weeks, will be presided over by Superior Court Judge Erwin Spainhour and will likely include a […]

Erin Cox, Assembly’s final week: Partisan rift on budget looms, The Baltimore Sun

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The General Assembly session that began with a call for bipartisanship is poised to end with a partisan showdown on the budget. Republican Gov. Larry Hogan wants lawmakers to approve the tax relief he says he was elected to deliver, but the Democratic-controlled legislature wants him to spend more on public schools and state employee […]

Louisiana’s religious oppression bill is now available

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Read the full text of the document below. Religious Freedom bill (1)