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Monday, September 24, 2018

Victims of an abuser associated with a school, or those with knowledge of such abuse, are encouraged to report these incidents to MD Attorney General




44 comments:

  1. Wow! That's a switch!
    http://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/Pages/FAQ.aspx

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    1. It's election time!

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    2. Nuts! And I thought that he had an epiphany:
      http://www.gazette.net/gazettecms/story.php?id=42967

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    3. He was born and grew up in the affluent suburbia
      He did earn his degree from prestigious Columbia
      He rose through the ranks via the act of election
      But, with writing he does lack the art of selection.


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    4. "We have been through this area of law a dozen times," Frosh said. "We don't have it right yet. We probably have some predators we aren't getting and some people in love that we are making predators of."

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  2. Sounds like a wild goose chase to me:
    “. . . In some cases we may also refer the information to the local State's Attorney where the abuse occurred. “
    “. . .In Maryland, State's Attorneys are independently elected officials and do not come under the authority or supervision of the Attorney General. The decision to prosecute a criminal case or not, lies within the sound discretion of the State's Attorney.”

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  3. https://wjla.com/news/local/archbishop-maryland-ag-investigating-records-in-abuse-probe

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    1. "The Catholic Church sex abuse scandal has become an issue in Frosh's race for re-election."
      http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/bs-md-attorney-general-sex-abuse-investigation-20180924-story.html

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    2. Pre-election Stunt?

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    3. Knowing Frosh, I'm saying yes. He is as much of a grandstanding showboat as Gansler was

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    4. Stirring up emotions
      To create commotions
      Going thru the motions
      To kittle up our notions.

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  4. I emailed the MAG office,report@oag.state.md.us, asking for an impartial opinion on MD Article 3-602.

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    1. Me: I was curious if this reported abuse falls within the scope of your ongoing investigation: http://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/Pages/Reporting.aspx
      A: Was this a public school?

      Me: https://www.montgomerycollege.edu/
      A: Unfortunately, your daughter’s abuse doesn’t fall into our scope. I’m sorry.

      Me: So, your scope is limited to Catholic parochial schools and churches?
      A: A little more but does not include teachers in public colleges

      Me: So, do I have any other recourse to counteract the arbitrary legal technicality that was opined by the SA's office?
      A: I would seek the advice of your attorney. I’m sorry I can’t be of more assistance.

      Me: Thank you. You have confirmed my suspicions that we have a 'cafeteria justice' system.
      A:

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  5. "We will be in touch with you, although we will not be able to comment or provide any information regarding an investigation." !!!

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    1. https://www.mdcourts.gov/data/opinions/coa/2016/46a14.pdf
      “I can tell you, no prosecutor is going to pick up this case. There’s too much to do out there to pick up a case where a teacher’s maybe exploiting a child. I mean, that—the law enforcement went very far and investigated it, but these are the kinds of cases that don’t get prosecuted. So, the only record of them, frequently, is the local department’s ability to maintain its files.”

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  6. http://www.philly.com/philly/news/special_packages/catholic-church-sex-abuse-pennsylvania-grand-jury-report-augustine-giella-harrisburg-diocese.html?arc404=true

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  7. “Just look at us. Everything is backwards, everything is upside down. Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, psychiatrists destroy minds, scientists destroy truth, major media destroys information, religions destroy spirituality and governments destroy freedom.”
    ― Michael Ellner

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  8. https://wjla.com/news/local/bishops-will-delay-votes-on-steps-to-combat-sex-abuse-crisis
    Heaven can wait. . .it has been overshadowed by proper protocol procedures.

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  9. Please note: The scope of this criminal investigation DOES NOT include public schools.

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    1. Sounds like a Legal Monopoly Game.

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  10. Crime is common. Logic is rare. — Sherlock Holmes

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  11. Now What:
    https://wjla.com/news/local/maryland-jesuits-sex-abuse

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    1. https://wjla.com/news/nation-world/pope-to-priestly-sex-abusers-turn-yourselves-in-12-21-2018

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    2. Weekend Retreat:
      https://wtop.com/national/2019/01/us-catholic-bishops-to-pray-over-clergy-sexual-abuse-scandal-2/

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    3. https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2019-02-06/vatican-clarifies-pope-on-issue-of-sexual-slavery-of-nuns

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  12. https://wtop.com/local/2019/02/vatican-defrocks-former-us-cardinal-mccarrick-over-sex-abuse/

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  13. If all else fails, we have an ace that we can count on.

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  14. I presume that this effort is still ongoing, diligently and quietly, in order to keep Maryland safe.

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    1. "For victims, coming forward and reporting abuse is a difficult decision. My office understands the emotional trauma that remains for a victim even decades after the abuse has ended." -Brian Frosh, April 25

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  15. Any update on this covert operation?

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  16. https://wtop.com/baltimore/2019/06/sex-abuse-crisis-the-focus-as-us-catholic-bishops-convene/
    "In addition to the investigations underway by attorneys general in at least 15 states, several legislatures have approved statute-of-limitation revisions this year giving victims of long-ago child sex-abuse new windows for litigation against the Catholic church, the Boy Scouts and other institutions."
    Is Maryland one of the 15?

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  17. Copycats!
    https://wtop.com/baltimore/2019/06/catholic-bishops-approve-new-sex-abuse-reporting-hotline/

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  18. You got to hand it to them, otherwise they'll drop it.
    https://patch.com/maryland/baltimore/list-maryland-priests-accused-child-sexual-abuse

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  19. They must be bogged down in the Discovery Phase.

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    1. https://www.marylandmatters.org/2019/02/27/frosh-taps-elizabeth-embry-to-probe-sex-abuse-allegations-in-baltimore-archdiocese/
      “In January, church leaders in Baltimore told reporters they had turned over 50,000 internal files to the attorney general’s office.”

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  20. "Thank you very much for contacting the Maryland Office of the Attorney General. We appreciate the difficulty and your courage in coming forward with information about child sexual abuse."
    That must be one long list!

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  21. Victim of oblivion?

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    1. Time to take down the façade?

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  22. You got to hand it to them:
    https://mersonlaw.com/maryland-catholic-diocese-priest-sex-abuse-list/

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  23. It seems the magnitude of related labor
    Has expanded to fill the allotted time
    It was triggered by a reelection fervor
    But has morphed into a casual pastime.

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  24. Has the fervor simmered down and the investigation placed on the back burner?
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/concordia-assaults-baltimore/2021/05/28/3d537446-ac43-11eb-8109-f8ba1ea2eeab_story.html

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  25. Another victim of short memory span.

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  26. A perennial victim of bureaucratic apathy and oblivion:
    https://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/Pages/reporting.aspx

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  27. Here is another list for the diligent investigators: https://bethesdamagazine.com/?s=pastor

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