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HARRISBURG — Survivors of childhood sexual abuse must continue waiting for their day in court after the Pennsylvania General Assembly failed to meet the deadline to get a proposed constitutional
A measure that would give thousands of survivors a two-year window to seek monetary damages against their abusers is caught up in a politicized battle.
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Ah, August. The time for lawmakers to enjoy some well-deserved time off. Nothing like the quiet summer months ... except involving politics in PA.
A measure that would give thousands of survivors a two-year window to seek monetary damages against their abusers is caught up in a politicized battle.