About other states.

( I believe--correct me if I'm wrong) It includes College and University personnel. Aside from the law, unless you fear for your life you're a fucking coward for not stepping up.

This, in the least, is a national news story. IN THE LEAST. If you don't trust the cops, can't go to the cops, or other authorities, you leak it to an out-of-region press corps like the NYTimes.

Period. Joe could have did that. He didn't. He didn't give a shit about those kids. He had a football program to run. Kids getting fucked in the ass by a grown ass man is perfectly alright as long as he's met his minimum requirement of reporting, I guess.

This may or may not have been adjusted but what Findlaw has is consistent with what I know from state employees I know:

Physicians, hospital personnel, dentists psychologists, nurses, social workers, counselors, school teachers/officials, child welfare agency and child service organization personnel, law enforcement personnel, podiatrists

http://law.findlaw.com/state-laws/child-abuse/georgia/



>>98 then 2002? No fucking way after two incidents of that
>>nature. Then after 2002 to not take this guy to task about
>>his associations with kids, to not make sure on the welfare
>of
>>any potential alleged victims and on his fucking LEGACY, the
>>community, etc not follow through on making sure this was
>>properly handled?
>>
>>Fuck no.
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>take him to task???
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>what the fukk is that???
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>child molestation is a fukkin crime that needs to be dealt
>with by the police....taking someone to task ain't gonna do
>shit.
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>>Fired should be the least of his worries. When all of the
>fed
>>shit comes through in terms of non-reporting, etc, the
>entire
>>community is about to fall apart. Penn State is in danger
>of
>>losing much if not all of it's federal funding, indictments
>>are coming down, etc.
>>
>>Even if he escapes being charged? He's going to be, in his
>>twilight years, witness to the entire community falling down
>>around him--one that depends on State football economically,
>>etc.
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>>And he'll know that he could have ended this years ago.
>>
>>If it turns out that Sandusky is a killer and Paterno feared
>>for his life? Maybe...MAYBE there can be a degree of space
>>give...
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>As someone who works with high school children...I am a
>mandated reporter for child abuse. I have a legal obligation
>to report any suspected act of child abuse. If I do not do
>that, in the least I lose my job.... I have to participate in
>training every year to verify that I am aware of this
>obligation...
>
>I'm pretty sure that an 84 year old college football coach is
>NOT a mandated reporter....first off because he is not working
>with minor children....secondly even if he were...the
>obligation to report is on the person who witnessed the
>crime...
>
>you're talking about taking someone to task....fukk that....
>this is a legal police mater and if the ball was dropped..it
>was dropped by the people who were initially aware of this and
>did not report it to the police.