Congress should listen to child sex-abuse victims

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What is news is that Paroline v. U.S. was the first time in the Court's history that a crime victim was allowed to be represented by her own counsel. Giving child victims a voice in matters that affect them is a universally recognized right. The question now is, "Will Congress listen?"

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Thank you for your courage in posting and these really good observations. Please take care of yourself Tom.
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Congress should listen to child sex-abuse victims

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