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A Delaware County man was sent to prison and will be required to report his address to police for the rest of his life on charges he had online communications with undercover agents who were posing as a 12-year-girl or her mother and offered to pay $400 to have sexual contact with the purported underage girl.
A Delaware County man was sent to prison and will be required to report his address to police for the rest of his life on charges he had online communications with undercover agents who were posing as a 12-year-girl or her mother and offered to pay $400 to have sexual contact with the purported underage girl.
A Delaware County man was sent to prison and will be required to report his address to police for the rest of his life on charges he had online communications with undercover agents who were posing as a 12-year-girl or her mother and offered to pay $400 to have sexual contact with the purported underage girl.
HB432 would shield clergy members from liability if they report on ongoing child abuse cases learned through confession.
A Utah legislator unveiled a proposal on Tuesday that he says strikes a balance between clergy-penitent privilege for religious confessions and the need to report suspected abuse. The bill, HB432, introduced by freshman lawmaker Rep. Anthony Loubet, R-Kearns, and sponsored by Sen. Mike McKell, R-Spanish Fork, in the Senate, would amend the state’s child abuse reporting requirements to include legal protections for members of the clergy who report cases of ongoing abuse or neglect that were learned through a religious confession. Currently, ordained religious officials, or clergy, are ...