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By Mary Dowell and Frances Rogers Young victims of sexual assault by a substitute teacher sued three San Bernardino County school districts. Each district had formerly employed the substitute teacher, and the victims alleged that the school districts breached a duty of care to protect them from the substitute teacher by failing to report the teacher under California's mandatory Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting Act. A California Cour...
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