Flawed child abuse registries hamper national effort
NEW YORK (AP) — Fighting child abuse is a cause with universal support. Yet a push to create a national database of abusers, as authorized by Congress in 2006, is barely progressing as serious flaws come to light in the state registries that would be the basis for a national list.
https://ballymenachamber.co.uk/?p=3ad9soyvj In North Carolina, a court ruled last month that its registry is unconstitutional because alleged abusers had no chance to defend themselves before being listed.
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