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The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that a man who alleged sexual abuse by a priest when he was a boy couldn't sue the Connecticut diocese that sent the clergyman to New Mexico. The justices ruled that by the time the alleged abuse occurred, contact between the diocese and priest was so slight that New Mexico's exercise of personal jurisdiction over the East Coast diocese "would offend traditional notions of due process."
June 26, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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