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Showing posts with label criminal penalties for failure to report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label criminal penalties for failure to report. Show all posts
Friday, May 5, 2023

A spokeswoman for Montgomery County Public Schools declined to answer questions... ...The case took a year to put together...

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  Prosecutor alleges Md. parents watched teen daughter ‘slowly die’ The 911 call was bad enough: an unresponsive teenager inside a Maryland ...
Wednesday, March 27, 2019

MoCo Senator Susan Lee Wants to Compromise on Student Safety. MCPS Administrators can Escape Criminal Penalty Even if They Suspect Sexual Abuse of MCPS Students Under Her Bill.

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Montgomery County Senator Susan Lee wants the Maryland legislature to pass her bill, Senate Bill  568, that would provide for criminal penal...
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.@SenatorSusanLee Comment on Your Bill: "psychiatrists who treat pedophiles have looked for a backdoor way to reinstate it. They have found it in SB 568/HB 787 (your bill).

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Oppose SB 568/HB 787 Crimes - Child Abuse and Neglect - Failure to Report Submitted by Ellen Mugmon March 27, 2019 Former Legislati...
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Tuesday, March 26, 2019

States like Alabama, Arkansas, and Mississippi, are ahead of the State of Maryland when it comes to protecting children. SB 568, as presently constituted, makes Maryland a laughing stock. @SenatorSusanLee

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The Hon. Luke Clippinger, Chair The Hon. Vanessa E. Atterbeary, Vice-Chair Judiciary Committee SB0568/CFHB0787 – Crimes – Chi...
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Monday, March 25, 2019

Netflix "The Keepers" Survivor Teresa Lancaster to MD Delegates: "Should this bill pass, legislators would be putting their stamp of approval on a dangerous excuse for failing to report. They would be undermining current law, which has protected children for 26 years. This would be an inexcusable, backward step."

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Testimony in Opposition to SB 568/HB 787, Crimes--Child Abuse and Neglect--Failure to Report March 27, 2019 My name is Teresa Lanca...

Professor Lynn McLain to MD Legislature: "These bills fall far short of the national standard for criminal penalties for failure to report child abuse." #sexualabuse #failuretoreport @SenMikeMiller

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SB 568 RE: FAILURE TO REPORT CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT Testimony in Opposition Respectfully Submitted by Lynn McLain, Professor ...
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Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Will Maryland Step Up this Year? "I support, encourage, and beg the Legislature to pass legislation in this area – one with teeth, one with effective protection for child abuse victims, and one that values children victims over the concerns of highly funded special interest groups including, but not limited to, doctors, psychiatrists, teachers, and churches."

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Will Maryland step up this year and finally leave Wyoming to stand alone?   Only 2 states have no penalties for failing to report child s...
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Monday, January 28, 2019

Jennifer Alvaro, "THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW"

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Child sexual abuse is an issue which affect us all.  It is present in every neighborhood, in every socioeconomic group, every racial group,...
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