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More people who survived childhood sexual abuse could gain the ability to sue the perpetrators and their employers – if Colorado voters agree to a constitutional amendment proposed by state lawmakers....
A proposed change to the state constitution would allow lawsuits for abuse dating back decades.
The Colorado Supreme Court struck down a 2021 law on Tuesday that allowed victims of child sexual abuse to file lawsuits against their abusers and the organizations that upheld the abuse, regardless of when it happened, bypassing the statute of limitations.
'Gives me an opportunity to hold them accountable': Survivor of child sexual abuse on Senate Bill 88 Senate Bill 88 allows retroactivity for survivors. Denver7 and last updated 2021-07-11 01:33:19-04 Editor's note: The content of this story pertains to child sexual abuse and may be difficult to read. DENVER -- Randy Kady fumbles through newspaper clippings at his kitchen table, the headlines from years past tell a story of the trauma that he lived through. "Teacher's assaults on youngsters ends in resignation," Kady reads, the headline is from former-publication, Aurora Sun, printed in 1...
Patty Nieberg Randy Kady, 54, who was sexually assaulted by a teacher, holds up a photograph of himself as a youth as he talks about the need for the child sexual abuse accountability act during a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee in the State Capitol, Thursday, March 11, 2021, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) March 11, 2021 - 4:47 PM DENVER - Randy Kady says he was in first grade when his teacher began molesting him during class. Kady, now 54, says his teacher sat him on his lap to âlook overâ his work. The teacher slipped his hands dow...