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Topic	woman sued a church for reporting her husband's sex abuse confession to police
Locke90 01/10/20 9:15:22 PM #11:	CTLM posted... The rules are different for each religion. Catholic priests are not allowed to give out what was confessed or they could be automatically excommunicated. Priest/clergy and penitent is privileged information. Although Oregon is a state where they are mandated reporters, she may have a case unfortunately. In most where there's mandatory reporting, information gained within a confession or conversation is still considered privileged and may be exempted from being reported it also depends on what country you are from here in australia the seal of the confessional is no longer an excuse to not report sex abuse. --- Friend code 3222-6836-6888 <cite>Locke90 posted [p:932750165] in woman sued... [t:78320730]...</cite> <quote>CTLM posted... </cite> <quote>The rules are different for each religion. Catholic priests are not allowed to give out what was confessed or they could be automatically excommunicated. Priest/clergy and penitent is privileged information. Although Oregon is a state where they are mandated reporters, she may have a case unfortunately. In most where there's mandatory reporting, information gained within a confession or conversation is still considered privileged and may be exempted from being reported</quote> it also depends on what country you are from here in australia the seal of the confessional is no longer an excuse to not report sex abuse. --- Friend code 3222-6836-6888</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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