Five Good Reasons to Oppose Mandatory Fingerprinting

Catholic Social Science Review 11:353-360 (2006)
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Abstract

This article argues that the U.S. Bishops’ policy, instituted in the wake of the priest sex abuse scandal in the U.S., of fingerprinting and conducting criminal background checks of all their employees and volunteers who work with children, is a futile policy that violates the rights of innocent laity and avoids facing the real problem of homosexuality in the priesthood and dissent in the Church.

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