Misconduct Managed NewsSource™
Misconduct Managed NewsSource™ is a bi-weekly compilation of the top news stories concerning sexual misconduct, abuse, and molestation of at-risk groups in the United States.
The Epidemic of Sexual Assault in the Military
Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. servicewomen reports being sexually assaulted in the military. This article examines reasons why it has it been so difficult to change the culture.
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U.S. Olympian Under Investigation for Sexual Misconduct Still Allowed to Participate in Games
Even after a 29-year-old U.S. fencer was suspended after being accused of sexual misconduct with 3 women, he is allowed to participate in the Tokyo Olympics, but with restrictions.
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A Proposed Bill Would Give Survivors the Opportunity to Have a Lifetime Restraining Order Against Their Assaulter
If passed, Wisconsin’s “Kayleigh’s Law,” would allow survivors of first, second, or third-degree sexual assault to seek continued protection from contact with their assailant even after that person’s probation has ended.
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Biden Signs Bill to Increase Funding to Crime Victims Fund
President Biden signed the VOCA Fix to Sustain the Crime Victims Fund Act of 2021, which requires that funds collected from deferred prosecution and non-prosecution agreements be deposited into the Crime Victims Fund, to support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Report Blasts the FBI’s for Handling of Sexual Abuse Allegations Against U.S.A. Gymnastics Coach, Larry Nassar
The Department of Justice cited, “multiple failures and policy violations,” during early inquiries into allegations of Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse.
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Lawsuit Links Virginia Killer with College Sexual Assaults
Liberty University in Virginia has been sued by 12 women alleging various acts of sexual misconduct, including gang rape, one of which ties killer Jesse Matthew, Jr., to an assault.
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Doctor Accused of Sexually Assaulting 24 Women is Still Allowed to Practice
24 women who reported being sexually assaulted by a Cardiologist in Texas are outraged upon finding out he only received 2 years of probation.
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Connecticut Launches Elder Justice Hotline to Combat Elder Sexual Abuse
After an influx of allegations of elder sexual abuse, neglect, financial exploitation, and physical abuse, Connecticut has launched a hotline to link elderly residents to resources and information to proactively reduce abuse.
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