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Springfield Doctor Accused of Sexual Contact with a Student

Dr. Louis Krenn has been charged with second-degree sexual assault and sexual contact with a student while he was volunteering in a Springfield Public Schools-related program, with the victim allegedly telling investigators that Krenn had an ‘obsession’ with her, would offer her money for bikini photos, and spoke to her about the sex lives of his patients.

Identifying and Investigating Abuse in Long-Term Care Facilities

Across the country, law enforcement can improve the lives of residents living in long-term care facilities by identifying and investigating abuse allegations.

Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 Rape Conviction and 23-Year Prison Sentence Overturned by NY Court of Appeals

The state Court of Appeals found that the judge in the landmark #MeToo trial prejudiced Weinstein, the former film mogul, with improper rulings, including a decision to let women testify about allegations that weren’t part of the case.

Nebraska Governor Vetoes Child Sexual Assault and Abuse Bill

Gov. Jim Pillen of Nebraska vetoed Legislative Bill 25, which would have allowed new lawsuits against school districts or other political subdivisions if they failed to act on suspected claims of child sexual assault or abuse, stating that it was ‘overly broad’ and would ‘substantially erode’ sovereign immunity protections for political subdivisions.

New Chicago School Sexual Abuse Lawsuit by a School Administrator that Began on Snapchat

The lawsuit details that the abuse occurred from 2012 to 2016, starting when the plaintiff was a sophomore. It began with sexually explicit messages sent via Snapchat and escalated to sexual assaults at the administrator’s home.

Maryland Bus Driver and Town Commissioner Charged with Child Sex Abuse

A Frederick County Public Schools bus driver, who also happens to be the Town Commissioner, was arrested and charged with sex abuse of a minor, according to the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office.

Victim of Alleged Sexual Abuse by Former New York State Trooper Speaks Out

A civil suit has brought to light disturbing allegations of child molestation dating back to the late 1970s and early 1980s, involving NY state police and a man who claims he was repeatedly assaulted while attending Elementary and Middle school at Ballston Spa.

Brooklyn Catholic Diocese Settles with New York Attorney General for Mishandling of Clergy Sex Abuse Cases

New York Attorney General announced an agreement with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn to address years of reported mismanaging clergy sexual abuse cases and for failing to uphold the policies and procedures it adopted for investigating and responding to abuse complaints.