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Recent changes in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have extended the statute of limitations for victims of childhood sexual abuse from 7 years to 35 years plus the age of majority (18 years). The act also extends to 35 years the statute of limitations for conduct which caused or contributed to childhood sexual abuse.

In Connecticut, the law allows you to get justice for abuse that happened as long as 48 years ago. If the abuser was convicted of a crime, there is no statute of limitations, and you can bring a claim against the abuser at any time.

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Sexual Abuse in Religious Institutions

Religious institutions have long covered up the problem of leaders sexually abusing children. The victims, sexually abused by religious leaders such as priests, ministers, rabbis, or elder, are entitled to justice for injuries suffered.

Sexual Abuse in Public Schools

Private as well as public schools owe each and every student the duty to protect him or her from sexual abuse by its teachers and faculty. Teachers who sexually abuse children exploit the trust placed in them by their students. Unfortunately, schools have either ignored complaints of sexual abuse or sought to cover them up.

Sexual Abuse in Youth Organizations

Sports coaches (such as gymnastics, swimming, and other sports), scoutmasters, Boys and Girls Club leaders to name a few, all are mentors to children with whom they work. For all the good they do, many of these youth organizations have long-known about the problem of their employees and volunteers sexually abusing their youth members.

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