Sentence examples for accusers from from inspiring English sources
Today church officials said they would release accusers from any such agreements.
Victims of sexual abuse say that by failing to make the names public, dioceses are continuing to cover for the abusers and discouraging other accusers from coming forward.
It further warns schools that they must not try to dissuade accusers from filing criminal complaints either during or after the internal investigations that schools are required to undertake.
"Access to the file is kept private to protect accusers from retaliation and to protect the privacy of victims," Deron Smith, a spokesman for the Scouts, wrote in an e-mail message.
Disappear he did, until last week when he surfaced in Galveston, Tex., at the center of a murder case more gruesome than anything the most vehement accusers from his past could have imagined.
Jews who supported Hynes's opponent, Ken Thompson, were "informers and accusers from the dregs of the Jewish community," who intended to "toss Jews in jail whenever it's possible!" In less religious circles, the policies of the Hynes administration came under scrutiny.
Now, I know Ukip aren't "anti-establishment", but dismissing them as "fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists" is an establishment position, which conveniently distances the accuser from those blackguardly traits.
Rape shield law, statute or court rule, introduced in the late 20th century, which limits the ability of the defendant's counsel to introduce the accuser's sexual history as evidence during a rape trial and therefore can prevent the accuser from being discredited by information that is not relevant to the defendant's guilt or innocence.
Johnson's other accuser from the Dean campaign left politics altogether.
Forced arbitration clauses can prohibit an accuser from going to court or dealing with the incident in other public means.
By then, Schacht had spoken directly to Johnson's other accuser from the Dean campaign, and she told Miller both of their stories.
