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Recent Developments

Issues that affect ministers and churches

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State	Title	Category
	Victim May Sue Religious School and Its Leaders for Failing to Report Abuse, Court Says September 2019	Child Abuse Reporting
	What Can Happen When Childcare Facilities Fail to Report Abuse? March/April 2019	Child Abuse Reporting
	Indiana Court Rules Couple Who Reported Suspected Child Abuse May Sue for Having Identity Exposed November/December 2016	Child Abuse Reporting
	The Penalties for Failing to Report Abuse "Immediately" November/December 2015	Child Abuse Reporting
	The Liability of Knowing but Not Acting September/October 2015	Child Abuse Reporting; Clergy - Removal
	Priest Not a Mandatory Reporter in Child Abuse Case September/October 2014	Child Abuse Reporting
	Clergy-Penitent Privilege Protects Pastor July/August 2014	Child Abuse Reporting
	Child Abuse: Mandatory Reporters and Victims' Rights September/October 2008	Child Abuse Reporting
	School Not Liable for Teacher's Affair with Student March/April 2008	Child Abuse Reporting
	The First Amendment and Church Employment Disputes January/February 2008	Child Abuse Reporting; Clergy - Removal
	Former Director of Evangelization Sues Diocese for Wrongful Termination January/February 2008	Child Abuse Reporting; Clergy - Removal
	School Not Liable for Teacher's Molestation of Student January/February 2008	Child Abuse Reporting
	Child Abuse Reporting Protection in Counseling November/December 2007	Child Abuse; Child Abuse Reporting
	Civil Liability for Failure to Report Child Abuse January/February 2007	Child Abuse; Child Abuse Reporting
	False Accusations of Child Abuse July/August 1991	Child Abuse; Child Abuse Reporting

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Church Board Guide to a Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Policy

Church Board Guide to a Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Policy

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