Passing the Trash and Missouri School Abuse
A teacher, coach, administrator, contractor, or volunteer may face allegations of sexual misconduct and then quietly leave the school. The
A teacher, coach, administrator, contractor, or volunteer may face allegations of sexual misconduct and then quietly leave the school. The
Families may wait weeks or months for a school to investigate a report of sexual abuse. The final letter may
A sexual assault connected to a fraternity or sorority can involve more than the person who committed the act. The
A sexual assault involving college students can trigger several processes at once. The survivor may report to campus security, local
A child placed in juvenile detention is under the control of the facility. Staff decide where the child sleeps, who
Patients often allow medical professionals to examine parts of the body that would remain private in almost every other setting.
People often enter therapy during periods of grief, trauma, anxiety, family conflict, or emotional instability. A therapist may know private
Sexual abuse survivors often hear a simple statement about Missouri law: a childhood claim can be filed until age thirty
When abuse occurs in a school setting, families often want more than answers about one incident. They want to know
When a child discloses possible sexual abuse, families may suddenly hear unfamiliar terms such as child advocacy center, forensic interview,