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North Carolina's highest court is weighing whether a state law that gave adults who were victims of child sexual abuse two additional years to seek civil damages is constitutional or not. The state Supreme Court heard Wednesday five cases involving individuals who sued based on changes in a 2019 law.
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Child abuse victims effectively have until turning age 21 to file such a lawsuit. But the new law gave people 21 and over time to file such suits in 2020 and 2021. The state Supreme Court likely will have the final say in the matter.
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The reorganization plan calls for the BSA and its 250 local councils, along with settling insurance companies and troop sponsoring organizations, to contribute some $2.6 billion in cash and property to a fund for abuse victims.
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According to an arrest warrant, a passerby noticed Solo passed out behind the steering wheel for more than an hour with the vehicle's engine running and the two children in the backseat.
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Whenever signs exist that a child is being abused or neglected, it’s a social worker’s job to determine whether it’s best to step in and remove that child from their home.But the likelihood a child is removed from their home varies depending on where they live in North Carolina.
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The weeks of stay-at-home orders have created space for some families to spend more time together than ever before. This could mean more bonding, family…
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The weeks of stay-at-home orders have created space for some families to spend more time together than ever before. This could mean more bonding, family…
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The federal government has awarded billions of dollars to nonprofits and businesses across the nation to house the overflow of migrant children coming…
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The federal government has awarded billions of dollars to nonprofits and businesses across the nation to house the overflow of migrant children coming…
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Child sexual abuse victims would have until they are nearly 40 years old to sue for civil damages in North Carolina in legislation advancing in the state…