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By ruling that parish property should be included in the estate of a bankrupt Spokane diocese, a judge in Washington state did more than just hand a group of sex abuse victims access to a far richer cache of assets. Judge Patricia Williams also laid down an important marker regarding the legal structure and financial responsibility of the Catholic Church of America. "It's a huge decision," says constitutional law scholar Douglas Laycock.
September 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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