Litigation
Oct. 30, 2007
Lawyer, State Settle Over Formerly Secret Child Abuse List
After a five-year effort, a Los Angeles lawyer has reached a settlement with the state that gives people who appear on a formerly secret blacklist of child abusers the right to a hearing to challenge the allegations and clear their names.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - After a five-year effort, a Los Angeles lawyer has reached a settlement with the state that gives people who appear on a formerly secret blacklist of child abusers the right to a hearing to challenge the allegations and clear their names.
The list, called the Child Abuse Central Index, was begun by state officials in 1965 as a...
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