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Yes and no. The difference is when. 1970s/1980s/1990s yes. Since 2000, I pray not. Time Frame --> Mandatory reporting & Enlightened understanding of CSA ... Very different ... Time frame absolutely creates a big difference. Most BSA cases (we are talking about) are BEFORE the nation well understood abuse and before scout leaders became legally required to report. USA Gymnastics incidents are very recent. Late 1990/2000s/2010s. Well after CSA became understood. USA Gymnastics leaders MUST have fallen within a mandatory reporter role. Either they were responsible for running the medical program or they were educators or ???? ... ... They must have been mandatory reporters. What really surprises me is that for most / if not all / of my child's lives, doctors have not been allowed to be alone with the female patients (adult or youth) during an exam. If the patent was not there, a nurse was required to be there. ... Why didn't USA gymnastics have the same expectations. -
By CynicalScouter · Posted
Sure is. No one says what the LCs are offering is what will be accepted. In addition several councils I know in their letters of intent to pay into the settlement specifically said it was conditioned on global settlement that includes them (obviously they are not paying if they are not covered). So mediation is totally relevant and the fact that LCs are saying “we will pay X” is not the last word in the subject. -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
A question for our legal team. There have been multiple local news reports of their councils financial contributions to the settlement. The articles are all similarly phrased with a finality tone as to the amount they will contribute. I can appreciate the Debtor trying to push "a final offer" but with Chapter 11 mediation ongoing is this permissible? https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/2021/09/17/boy-scouts-settlement-2021-mid-iowa-council-pay-victims-child-sex-abuse/8377326002/ https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2021/sep/16/inland-boy-scouts-council-contributes-to-national-/ -
By RememberSchiff · Posted
In part, but my understanding a higher percentage of US Gymnast victims directly reported to law enforcement to no avail. The BSA failed scouts, but Olympian Simone Biles stated in a recent Congressional hearing, "an entire system that allowed his abuse" - USA Gymnastics, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, and the FBI. ... Advocates for the women say as many as 120 athletes may have been abused by Nassar after the FBI first heard of the charges against him. The Justice Department has not brought charges against either of the former FBI agents most closely involved in the case. The FBI fired Special Agent Michael Langeman in the last two weeks, FBI Director Christopher Wray later told the panel. Langeman's supervisor, Jay Abbott, previously resigned... I have previously stated, many times in more blunt, unscoutlike language, that all the BSA had to do was turnover all information (files) to law enforcement and let them investigate. Maybe, I was wrong. https://www.npr.org/2021/09/15/1036968966/gymnasts-nassar-fbi-senate-hearing-simone-biles-aly-raisman-wray -
By 5thGenTexan · Posted
I have. Its not what I thought it was going to be. Information was good, execution was pretty poor
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