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Lynette’s Law supporters disappointed therapy abuse will not become crime

by Len Lazarick | April 9, 2013 | General Assembly, News | 1 |

After a difficult few months of fighting to pass Lynette’s Law — a bill to prohibit sexual abuse by therapists — Heather Lynette Sinclair and bill co-sponsors got less than half of what they wanted.

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