https://www.floridabar.org/directories/find-mbr/profile/?num=48445
https://www.law360.com/firms/cohen-milstein/attorneys/michael-t-dolce
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-dolce-59215774
>CNN relied on him as an expert for an investigative report into mishandling of sex crime investigations.
>Firm: Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, PLLC
>Firm Position: Partner/Shareholder
>Pope Offers Hope, but Church Has to Act
>By Michael T. Dolce
>Palm Beach Post
>May 11, 2008
>I have promoted that legislation - this year, it was Senate Bill 528 and Senate Bill 1194 - for five years, using my knowledge and the contacts I made during four years as a state Senate aide to move it through committees a dozen times. But as I was told in a 2004 letter, the "archbishop and bishops of Florida" decided to use their political clout with committee chairpersons, who control hearing agendas, to make sure the legislation never moves to a final vote.
>The legislation would extend the criminal statutes of limitation in cases of victims as young as 13 - currently cut off when the victim turns 21 - and for civil actions - currently cut off when the victim turns 25. It would extend those deadlines based on the time victims need to heal enough in mental health treatment to be able to confront perpetrators in court. Under present law, many abusers are never brought to justice because their victims remain silent beyond age 25.
>I was one of them.
https://www.bishop-accountability.org/news2008/05_06/2008_05_11_Dolce_PopeOffers.htm
that sure is 2 ugly ass dudes
none because it doesn't exist and planets don't talk