This is Handel on the Law, marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Sex abuse cases, mainly, well, sex abuse when people were children and were abused by, we know already the Catholic Church, and the Catholic Church has settled for

billions of dollars. A couple of archdiocese had to, in fact, go bankrupt. You've got the Boy Scouts

of America. They had to technically go bankrupt, and they have written out billions of dollars

of checks. You have, I think, the Girl Scouts, if I'm not mistaken, and if I am, I stand corrected,

also involved in some of these.

And the other defendant in these cases are governments.

County governments.

You're talking about Department of Social Services, where you had social workers involved

in, well, abusing children.

And this became a huge issue.

And for the most part, people couldn't sue because in many, many, many cases, people suppressed their abuse from those who were in

charge, who they trusted. I mean, these kids were vulnerable. And in the Catholic Church,

kids came forward and said, the priest said me and the priest says that's not true.

The parents call the kid liars.

I mean, how can you accuse a priest of abusing a little boy?

I mean, come on, that's crazy, especially if you trust the priest.

He's a teacher.

He's been involved in the parish for so many years.

So these kids suppressed it.

And through therapy, because they're pretty screwed up, being abused as a kid is no fun

thing.

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