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BALTIMORE — When Teresa Lancaster learned the Archdiocese of Baltimore could file for bankruptcy in the face of an anticipated deluge of lawsuits over its history of child sexual abuse,
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The legal path forward for survivors of sex abuse within the Archdiocese of Baltimore could look different for each individual.
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The Maryland attorney general’s office said there were more than 600 victims of abuse at Catholic churches and schools. Boys and girls were abused, with ages ranging from preschoolers to young adults.
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Stepping up the pressure to release a report on decades of sexual abuse of children in the Baltimore Archdiocese, a group of survivors intervened Wednesday in the legal case that so far has kept the findings of the Maryland Attorney General’s four-year investigation secret.