[NU Sports] PSU and how this could have been so easily avoided..

[Jonathan Hodges]

Here's a full analysis of Paterno's legal exposure from SI:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/michael_mccann/11/09/joe.paterno/index.html

"Under Pennsylvania's Child Protective Services Law, certain individuals,
including teachers and school administrators, have a legal obligation to
immediately report suspected child abuse to child protective services or
law enforcement, or to a "person in charge" (supervisor), who must then
report the alleged abuse to the authorities. The reporting must be honest.
When in writing, the reporting must also include known information about
the nature and extent of the suspected abuse, along with other material
details."

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Jonathan Hodges
Contributor, HailToPurple
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Email: j-hodges at alumni.northwestern.edu



On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 6:08 PM, Mike Nolan <nolan at tssi.com> wrote:

> > Why so argumentative when we're arguing the same point. Actually you just
> > proved my point. I KNOW it's not true in Pennsylvania. If it were, a lot
> of
> > this might have been avoided (which was my original point, that you may
> have
> > missed, again, probably my bad).
>
> Jason, has PA actually changed the law this week?  I can't find any
> news stories confirming that a bill has been passed and signed into law
> recently.
>
> I see where the law was changed some four years ago, though.
> --
> Mike Nolan
>
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