Which of Our Legislators Are Protecting Children Over Abusers?
Thus far, two states - California and Delaware - have taken the lead, chosen to protect children over abusers, and have passed "window legislation" - the only tried and true method of exposing hidden child predators in our midst.
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California
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Voting to Expose Hidden Child Abusers
Senate (34 Ayes, 0 Noes, 0 Absent/Abstain)
Ackerman
Alarcon
Alpert
Battin
Bowen
Brulte
Burton
Chesbro
Costa
Dunn
Escutia
Figueroa
Johannessen
Karnette
Knight
Kuehl
Machado
Margett
McPherson
Monteith
Morrow
Murray
O'Connell
Ortiz
Peace
Perata
Polanco
Poochigian
Romero
Scott
Sher
Speier
Torlakson
Vasconcellos
Assembly (75 Ayes, 0 Noes, 3 Absent/Abstain)
Aanestad
Alquist
Aroner
Ashburn
Bates
Bogh
Briggs
Calderon
Bill Campbell
John Campbell
Canciamilla
Cardenas
Cardoza
Chan
Chavez
Chu
Cogdill
Cohn
Corbett
Correa
Cox
Daucher
Diaz
Dickerson
Dutra
Firebaugh
Florez
Frommer
Goldberg
Harman
Havice
Hertzberg
Horton
Jackson
Keeley
Kehoe
Kelley
Koretz
La Suer
Leach
Liu
Longville
Lowenthal
Maddox
Maldonado
Matthews
Migden
Nakano
Nation
Negrete McLeod
Oropeza
Robert Pacheco
Rod Pacheco
Papan
Pavley
Pescetti
Reyes
Richman
Runner
Salinas
Shelley
Simitian
Steinberg
Strickland
Strom-Martin
Thomson
Vargas
Washington
Wayne
Wiggins
Wright
Wyland
Wyman
Zettel
Wesson
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Voting to Allow Child Abusers to Remain Hidden
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Delaware
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Voting to Expose Hidden Child Abusers
Senate (15 Ayes, 0 Noes, 6 Absent)**
Adams
Blevins
Bonini
Bunting
Connor
Copeland
DeLuca
Marshall
McDowell
Peterson
Simpson
Sokola
Sorenson
Still
Venables
Assembly (41 Ayes, 0 Noes, 0 Absent)
Blakey
Booth
Brady
Carey
Cathcart
Ennis
Ewing
Gilligan
Hall-Long
Hastings
Hocker
Hudson
Johnson
Keeley
Kowalko
Lavelle
Lee
Lofink
Longhurst
Maier
Manolakos
M. Marshall
McWilliams
Miro
Mitchell
Mulrooney
Oberle
Outten
Plant
Schooley
Schwartzkopf
B. Short
D. Short
Stone
Thornburg
Valihura
Viola
Wagner
Walls
Williams
Spence
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Voting to Allow Child Abusers to Remain Hidden
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** This reflects an amended bill with only minor technical variations. An earlier vote on the Child Victims Act took place on April 4. At this vote, 19 senators voted for the bill with two absent (Senator Bonini, who voted yes on June 20, and Senator Vaughn, who was absent most regretably due to terminal illness). Senators Amick, Cloutier, Cook, Henry, and McBride all voted yes on April 4th. Therefore, every Senator except Senator Vaughn voted for the Delaware Child Victims Act on either day. See HERE for a description of the voting in Delaware.
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Exposing the Myth
SOL reform is not anti-Catholic, nor is it directed against the Catholic Church. Click HERE to see why the argument that it is fails.
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Facts About Child Sexual Abuse
Click HERE for a brief compilation and examination of a number of studies regarding childhood sexual abuse. It is clear from the numbers that something must be done - SOL reform is the most effective method of finding hidden predators.
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Misinformation Spread About the NY Child Victims Act
Read our new document dispelling the untruths that have been circulated against the Child Victims Act and explaining the truth about the Child Victims Act by clicking HERE.
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