Attorney calls for action on statute of limitations in priest abuse case
Kansas attorney Rebecca Randles urges changing state law to remove strict time limits on civil suits for child abuse cases including those with repressed memory. Plaintiff John Doe alleges abuse in 1972 by Finian Meis at Church of the Good Shepherd Shawnee, memory recovered circa 2011, suit filed 2014 against church entities and Archbishop Naumann. Court battles focus on whether late filing was permissible under current Kansas rules.
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Lawrence Help Portrait Session Provides Free Family Portraits
Lawrence Public Library hosts Help Portraits Lawrence with dozen volunteers offering professional photography editing makeup and hair styling from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Today the event mirrors a global effort started in 2008 to give free quality portraits to families who cannot afford them. Families receive three prints including an 8 by 10 framed portrait and two smaller copies with optional digital copies.
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Lawrence man jailed over child pornography possession
Matthew J. Gammill a 39 year old Lawrence resident was sentenced in Douglas County District Court to 38 months in prison and two years post release supervision after pleading no contest to one felony count of sexual exploitation of a child for possessing more than 80 sexually explicit photos and videos on his phone. The judge noted this is not a victimless crime and he will register as a sex offender.
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Matthew J. Gammill
Douglas County
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Gammill
Gamamill
Alice Walker
Walker
Lawrence attorney suspended three years for misdeeds
The Kansas Supreme Court suspended Brandy Sutton of Pendleton and Sutton law firm for three years over alleged mismanagement of an employee Simple IRA. The suit traced missed deposits totaling about $9,000, a $20,000 demand, a firm-wide financial strain, and later claims of mental health issues and gross negligence in a bankruptcy case.
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Lawrence
Kansas Supreme Court
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