Arizona Appeals Court Revives Child Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against LDS Church
A major court ruling in Arizona could force the LDS Church to face a jury over allegations it failed to report child sexual abuse. Here’s what happened.
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A major court ruling in Arizona could force the LDS Church to face a jury over allegations it failed to report child sexual abuse. Here’s what happened.
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