History of Bridgeport diocese sex-abuse litigation
Raymond Pcolka when they were children at Holy Name of Jesus Church in Stratford. Feb. 16, 1993: Eleven more people claiming abuse by Pcolka file suit against the Bridgeport diocese. May 1994: The diocese pays $250,000 to two men who claimed they were sexually abused by the Rev.
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- News Source: Rocky Mount Telegram | about 1 month agoConn. — The Supreme Court refused on Monday to block the release of documents generated by lawsuits against priests in Connecticut for alleged sexual abuse. The justices turned down a request by the Roman Catholic diocese in Bridgeport. Several...
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- News Source: Connecticut Post | about 1 month agoRaymond Pcolka when they were children at Holy Name of Jesus Church in Stratford. Feb. 16, 1993: Eleven more people claiming abuse by Pcolka file suit against the Bridgeport diocese. May 1994: The diocese pays $250,000 to two men who claimed they...
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- News Source: The Advocate | about 1 month agoSupreme Court refused today to block the release of documents generated by lawsuits against priests in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport for alleged sexual abuse. The justices turned down a request by the diocese to keep documents in the cases...
- News Source: The New York Times | about 1 month agoThe United States Supreme Court on Monday rejected a request by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport to delay the court-ordered release of thousands of legal documents from lawsuits filed against priests accused of child sex abuse. The decision...
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- Blog Source: clericalwhispers.blogspot.comThe United States Supreme Court on Monday rejected a request by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport to delay the court-ordered release of thousands of legal documents from lawsuits filed against priests accused of child sex abuse. ...
- Blog Source: lawprofessors.typepad.comThe Court also declined to stop the release of documents generated during lawsuits against priests in Connecticut for sex abuse. The diocese of Bridgeport wanted to keep the 12000 papers under seal. Connecticut courts had ruled that the ...
- Blog Source: www.spiritual-politics.orgWell, I suppose it's the first act of the new 6-Catholic-member U.S. Supreme Court relevant to the Catholic Church. By declining to block release of a mass of documents relative to sex abuse in the Diocese of Bridgeport, the court ...
- Blog Source: lawandmore.typepad.comA major blow for Mayer Brown and for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport in Connecticut. The US Supreme Court ruled against the request by the Diocese, handled by Mayer Brown, to keep sealed, at least temporarily, the discovery ... the discovery
- Blog Source: speechwriting-ghostwriting.typepad.comThe United States Supreme Court denied the request of the Diocese of Bridgeport, filed on a paid-fee basis by its law firm Mayer Brown, to keep the discovery documents from the settlement of clergy sex abuse cases sealed. ...
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- Video Source: youtube.comDiocese seeks appeal to ...Video Source: youtube.comChurch officials are appealing a Connecticut court's decision to make ...
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- Video Source: youtube.comBurlington Priest Sex Abuse ...Video Source: youtube.comThe Burlington Catholic Diocese is back in court for a priest sex abuse ...
- Video Source: youtube.comAbuse Victim Testifies Against ...Video Source: youtube.comA victim of former Catholic priest Edward Paquette testified in court ...
- Video Source: youtube.comOregon Sex Abuse Victims in ...Video Source: youtube.comA settlement in a Portland, Oregon court means victims of childhood sex ...
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