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NH Supreme Court Appoints Broderick To Administer $100M YDC Victims Fund

By Nancy West | October 10, 2022

And while Attorney General John Formella and the victims’ attorneys agree that John Broderick was the best choice, the attorney representing most of the victims, David Vicinanzo, says the process as written will fail because it is deeply flawed.

Courts & Corrections

YDC Victims’ Lawyer Seeks Reform of Confidentiality Laws

By Nancy West | September 14, 2022

The attorney representing 800 victims who were physically, sexually and emotionally abused as children incarcerated by the state says it’s time to reform confidentiality laws that keep the public from knowing what is happening at the Sununu Youth Services Center.

Courts & Corrections

Police Called To YDC Incidents Again Friday and Today, Few Details Released

By Nancy West | September 10, 2022

MANCHESTER – Less than a month after police were called to the Sununu Youth Services Center in Manchester for a report of a “riot,” police were called for more trouble three times so far Friday and today to the locked juvenile facility, although officials won’t say what happened.

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State Tries To Keep Witness from Testifying in YDC Abuse Lawsuit

By DAMIEN FISHER, InDepthNH.org | September 8, 2022

The state does not want a former guard at the Sununu Youth Services Center, also called YDC in Manchester, being prosecuted for allegedly raping dozens of children to testify in the civil lawsuit representing victims, claiming he is too frail to talk.

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Committee OKs Revised Guidelines for YDC Settlement Awards; Victims’ Lawyer Says It’s ‘Not Fair’

By GARRY RAYNO, InDepthNH.org | September 6, 2022

However, the three Democrats on the 10-member committee voted to reject the revised plan saying the proposal is still difficult for victims to navigate, does not properly acknowledge the trauma the abuse inflicted, and will compensate most victims well below the statutory cap of $1.5 million.

David Meehan

YDC Survivor, Attorneys Criticize AG’s Compensation Plan

By Nancy West | July 29, 2022

The lead survivor in the civil lawsuit against the state for physical, sexual and emotional abuse he and hundreds of others suffered as children in state custody spoke out as part of a second letter to Attorney General John Formella this week criticizing the proposed process for compensating victims.

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New Complaint: YDC Guards Enticed Teen To Slash Wrists, Orchestrated His Rape

By Nancy West | July 19, 2022

A new complaint in the lawsuit against YDC contains horrific allegations backed by a former guard saying staff encouraged one resident to kill himself by slipping razor blades under his door, orchestrated a campaign that led to him being raped and then recruited older residents to rape the former guard who is now speaking out.

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Child Abuse Lawsuit Raises Questions About Mount Prospect Academy Leadership

By Nancy West | July 15, 2022

One of the lawsuits filed against the state and contractors that provide juvenile services raises questions about the leadership of Mount Prospect Academy in Plymouth where some of the 700 people suing the state say they were abused as children in state custody.

Courts & Corrections

Young Man Who Suffered Abuse As a Child in State Custody Looks to the Future

By Nancy West | July 14, 2022

As a child, he endured more horrific abuse than most people could bear, according to his civil lawsuit – one of hundreds against the state and its contractors for decades-long mistreatment of children in state custody.

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