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The court cited the constitutional right to reputation and the separation of powers in determining that the names of the priests accused in the nearly 900-page grand jury report should not be made public.
December 03, 2018 at 05:24 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on a 6-1 vote refused to make public the names of Catholic priests who were named in an explosive grand jury report but never charged criminally.
The court cited the constitutional right to reputation and the separation of powers in determining that the names of the priests accused in the nearly 900-page grand jury report should not be made public.
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