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LA Archdiocese

An appeals court in California upheld the denial of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ anti-SLAPP motion in a case brought by seven adults who say they were molested by a priest when they were children and that the Archdiocese was vicariously liable for “ratifying the molestation and directly liable for its own negligence in failing to supervise the priest.”

LOS ANGELES — An appeals court in California upheld the denial of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles’ anti-SLAPP motion in a case brought by seven adults who say they were molested by a priest when they were children and that the Archdiocese was vicariously liable for “ratifying the molestation and directly liable for its own negligence in failing to supervise the priest.”

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