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French cardinal resigns after conviction for failing to act on sex abuse allegations

"The prosecutor had also argued against convicting, saying there were no grounds to prove legal wrongdoing"... and yet, here we are with a cardinal being convicted in a French court. Something is wrong someplace. When the courts convict despite its own prosecutor saying it shouldn't, can there be any doubt that something has gone awry?



French cardinal resigns after conviction for failing to act on sex abuse allegations | CBC News:

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