Unofficial Watchdog of the Episcopal Church
Far too often, church members ignore the details of Title IV clergy disciplinary matters. But that’s a missed opportunity, as the pleadings offer telling insights into the underlying allegations. Additionally, we can glean a huge amount of information from the relevant conduct and pleadings about the values and intent of
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Often it’s not the crime but the cover-up that gets people in trouble. Amjad Samuel, now facing a Title IV case in ECCT, is acting through his attorneys in a way that all but guarantees he’s going to face additional trouble–along with stupidly large legal bills.
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Canon law attorney Michael Rehill continues his efforts to harass and intimidate witnesses in the Title IV case against Amjad Samuel. Fortunately, the Diocese of Connecticut is prepared to call him out on it. And he should have learned his lesson after he tried to intimidate the victim of sexual assault in Texarkana.
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It’s a sad state of affairs when Anglican Watch agrees with corrupt bishop Alan Gates. But that’s exactly the point we’re at in the Douglas Anderson Title IV case, where defense counsel Michael Rehill is trying to intimidate the #churchtoo victim by putting her name into the record
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