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Conviction Christian institutions & contexts Catholic Maastricht, Netherlands · 1964

Netherlands (1964): brother convicted of abusing a pupil from the age of eight

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Evidence status

Convicted

Authority role

brother of a teaching religious order

Organization

No organization assigned

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A child abused from the age of eight by the brother who taught him.

  • Guru or spiritual-teacher authority

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Proceedings

  1. 1964-01-21 · conviction and sentence

    Rechtbank Maastricht, Netherlands. A religious-order brother, recorded in the Deetman Report under the code FIC11, was convicted at Maastricht on 21 January 1964 of indecent acts with a pupil beginning when the child was eight, the abuse having started in 1959, and sentenced to eight months with three suspended and a five-year teaching ban.

Documented coercion mechanisms

  • teaching authority over a child from the age of eight

Cited record

Sources

official commission finding commission conviction record Deetman Report (Netherlands, 2011), via the Internet Archive.

Commission report recording the conviction and sentence.

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https://archive.org/details/RapportDeetmanSeksueelMisbruikRk Corpus classification: official-commission-finding; evidentiary role: commission-conviction-record. SHA-256 28730da9723b0e0a4d0b142e5d16b3eaf6f961a0e8dd9cf81e6620f0186f6354
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