
MD civil rights attorney plans to bring a series of abuse claims to light against Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump said he plans to bring a series of abuse claims to light against the Archdiocese of Baltimore on behalf of victims.
Days after the report’s release, Gov. Wes Moore signed legislation to end Maryland’s statute of limitations for child sex abuse lawsuits effective Oct. 1. Previously, victims couldn’t sue after turning 38.
Crump, best known for representing victims of police brutality, held a news conference Tuesday outside the Baltimore Basilica with attorney Adam Slater, his partner on some earlier high-profile sex abuse cases. Several potential plaintiffs shared their stories of abuse; some overlapped with findings of the attorney general’s investigation while others presented new allegations.

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