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California Church Employee’s Shocking Breach of Trust

January 26, 2026January 26, 2026 SnapLive NewsCalifornia church breach of trust, church employee scandal, church protocols, community outrage, congregant trust issues, emotional distress lawsuits, institutional accountability, invasion of privacy, juvenile safety, safeguarding minors

The recent California church breach of trust has sent shockwaves through the community, as a former employee faces serious allegations of secretly recording juvenile congregants in their own bathrooms. This unsettling incident has ignited a conversation about safety and accountability within religious institutions, leaving many parents feeling betrayed. Read More

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Pall of Fear: Exclusive Stanford Lawsuit Boosts Free Speech

August 8, 2025 SnapLive Newscivil rights, college campuses, First Amendment, free speech, institutional accountability, journalistic autonomy, media freedom, social justice, Stanford lawsuit, student journalism0 comment

The Stanford lawsuit free speech ignites crucial conversations about the balance between journalistic freedom and institutional accountability, revealing how a pall of fear can stifle expression on college campuses. As this landmark case unfolds, it not only champions the rights of student journalists but also raises alarms about the future of free speech nationwide. Read More