Georgia Law Would Let Childhood Abuse Survivors Speak Truth After Settlements
A new bill moving through the Georgia Legislature has stirred strong emotion at the state Capitol. The measure would stop legal agreements that have kept survivors of childhood sexual abuse silent after they win settlements. Supporters say this change would give victims the power to speak freely about their trauma and help protect children in the future. The bill, known as Trey’s Law, advanced unanimously through a key House committee.…










