SCOTUS makes trouble for Gym Jordan

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected Ohio State University's bid to dismiss lawsuits brought by alleged sexual abuse victims of a now-deceased doctor who was employed by the school's athletic department and medical staff for nearly two decades. The justices turned away Ohio State's appeal of a lower court's ruling that allowed the litigation to proceed despite having been brought decades after the abuse by Richard Strauss, which occurred from 1978 to 1998, the year he retired from the faculty. Strauss died by suicide in 2005...At issue in Ohio State's appeal was whether the state of Ohio's two-year statute of limitations for such misconduct began to run at the time of the abuse or decades later when the alleged victims learned that the university was investigating Strauss's misconduct.
www.reuters.com/legal/us-supreme-court-rebuffs-ohio-state-university-bid-thwart-sex-abuse-suits-2023-06-26/#:~:text=Ohio%20State%20in%202018%20launched%20an%20independent%20investigation,school%20that%20Strauss%20had%20abused%20him%20decades%20earlier

[Adam] DiSabato  testified before the Ohio Civil Justice Committee hearing, alleging that "Jim Jordan called me crying, groveling, begging me to go against my brother, begging me, crying for a half-hour. That’s the kind of cover-up that’s going on there."...The first athletes who spoke about the allegation said Jordan was like a "friend,” and one of them, Shawn Dailey, claimed that he heard Jordan in conversations where the abuse was discussed, contradicting Jordan’s claims.
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