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Saginaw Clergy Sexual Abuse: Your Civil Rights After the Michigan Attorney General’s Report You are reading this because the report came out, and something inside you shifted. Maybe you saw the number — 38 clergy, 37 priests and one deacon, named in a document the Attorney General of Michigan spent years building. Maybe the date rang a bell: January 1, 1950, the starting line the investigation drew for allegations of sexual misconduct against children or adults in the Diocese of Saginaw. Maybe you recognized a name on the list, or maybe the name you recognized was your own — the one you have carried in silence for decades while the institution that was supposed to protect you looked the other way. We are Attorney911, and this page is written for you — the survivor, the family member, the person who has been waiting for acknowledgment and is now wondering whether the door to accountability is still open. It is. The Attorney General said it herself: “This report is only possible because of the bravery of so many, from young children to the elderly, coming forward over decades to share their suffering. Accountability comes in many forms, and by publishing these…