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The Department of State disclosed that it had no system in place to prevent such an error, which has devastated clergy sexual abuse survivors.

The Department of State disclosed that it had no system in place to prevent such an error, which has devastated clergy sexual abuse survivors.

The Wolf administration had no system in place to prevent an apparent administrative mistake like the one that derailed a statewide vote on legal recourse

HARRISBURG, PA (WSKG) — A proposal to give childhood sexual abuse survivors in Pennsylvania two more years to sue after the statute of limitations has expired is getting another chance in the state legislature. The measure would have amended the commonwealth’s Constitution, but its years-long approval process was set to start over when the Department of State revealed this week it failed to advertise the amendment last year, as required by the Constitution. Representatives Jim Gregory and...

Pa. lawmakers consider fast-track plan for abuse lawsuit window Updated Feb 06, 2021; Posted Feb 06, 2021 Pennsylvania state Rep. Mark Rozzi, D-Berks, speaks during a news conference Nov. 26, 2019, at Muhlenberg High School in Reading. A bid to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to give victims of child sexual abuse a new legal window to sue over otherwise time-barred allegations got new life Thursday, Feb. 4, 202, days after the disclosure of a paperwork error threw it into disarray.AP File...

Could Pa. voters see a ballot question to aid abuse victims this spring? ‘It’s absolutely doable,’ lawmaker says Updated Feb 04, 2021; Posted Feb 04, 2021 Rep. Jim Gregory, R-Blair, (left) and Rep. Mark Rozzi, D-Berks, have not giving up hope that the Legislature will enact an emergency constitutional amendment on statute of limitations that can get on the May 18 ballot. Facebook Share For Republican state Rep. Jim Gregory, the week started with a note of devastation. Gregory has been s...

Credit Jacqueline Larma / Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A bid to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to give victims of child sexual abuse a new legal window to sue over otherwise time-barred allegations got new life Thursday, days after the disclosure of a paperwork error threw it into disarray. Rep. Mark Rozzi, D-Berks, said on the state House floor that Republican leaders in both chambers were working with him and he hoped to get the proposed amendment on the spring primary ballo...

HARRISBURG — A bid to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to give victims of child sexual abuse a new legal window to sue over otherwise time-barred allegatio

Pennsylvania lawmakers consider fast-track plan for abuse lawsuit window Feb 5, 2021 associated press In this Nov. 26, 2019 file photo Rep. Mark Rozzi, D-Berks, speaks during a news conference at Muhlenberg High School in Reading, Pa. A bid to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to give victims of child sexual abuse a new legal window to sue over otherwise time-barred allegations got new life Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021 days after the disclosure of a paperwork error threw it into disarray. (Credit: ...

A bid to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to give victims of child sexual abuse a new legal window to sue over otherwise time-barred allegations got new