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Cindy Clemishire is asking the Texas Supreme Court to review and reverse a lower court decision dismissing her civil defamation claims against former Gateway Church pastor Robert Morris and church leaders. A Dallas appeals court previously dismissed the case, citing First Amendment protections involving church affairs. Clemishire released a statement regarding her legal appeal: “For more than four decades, I have lived with the consequences of what Robert Morris did to me and what happened when powerful people chose to protect him instead of the child he abused. I found my voice because I believed the truth mattered and that speaking it could protect someone else. Never did I fathom that finding my voice and sharing my story would result in public ridicule, lies and defamation from the very church that my abuser pastored. Now I am asking the Texas Supreme Court to make clear that the doors of justice do not close simply because the institution involved is a church. Religious freedom should protect our faith. It should never protect those who abuse children or those who help shield them from accountability. This fight is bigger than me. It is for every survivor who has ever been told to stay quiet to protect an institution, a reputation or a person in power.” Texas State Rep. Jeff Leach stated: “Cindy has spent decades fighting for the truth to be told.” He added: “She should not now be told that the courthouse doors are closed because the people she seeks to hold accountable were leaders of a church. The bottom line is this: Cindy Clemishire deserves her day in court.” Morris’ lawyer, Bill Mateja, stated: “Robert and Gateway took ownership of what happened in the 1980s and apologized in good faith. Turning that apology into an argument for defamation liability cheapens what an apology is supposed to mean—and it's hard to see this as anything other than an attempt to convert accountability into a big payday.” Morris previously pleaded guilty to child-related harm charges from the 1980s and completed a six-month jail sentence in Osage County, Oklahoma. #Texas #UnitedStates #CindyClemishire #RobertMorris #japd

Cindy Clemishire is asking the Texas Supreme Court to review and reverse a lower court decision dismissing her civil defamation claims against former Gateway Church pastor Robert Morris and church leaders. A Dallas appeals court previously dismissed the case, citing First Amendment protections involving church affairs. Clemishire released a statement regarding her legal appeal: “For more than four decades, I have lived with the consequences of what Robert Morris did to me and what happened when powerful people chose to protect him instead of the child he abused. I found my voice because I believed the truth mattered and that speaking it could protect someone else. Never did I fathom that finding my voice and sharing my story would result in public ridicule, lies and defamation from the very church that my abuser pastored. Now I am asking the Texas Supreme Court to make clear that the doors of justice do not close simply because the institution involved is a church. Religious freedom should protect our faith. It should never protect those who abuse children or those who help shield them from accountability. This fight is bigger than me. It is for every survivor who has ever been told to stay quiet to protect an institution, a reputation or a person in power.” Texas State Rep. Jeff Leach stated: “Cindy has spent decades fighting for the truth to be told.” He added: “She should not now be told that the courthouse doors are closed because the people she seeks to hold accountable were leaders of a church. The bottom line is this: Cindy Clemishire deserves her day in court.” Morris’ lawyer, Bill Mateja, stated: “Robert and Gateway took ownership of what happened in the 1980s and apologized in good faith. Turning that apology into an argument for defamation liability cheapens what an apology is supposed to mean—and it's hard to see this as anything other than an attempt to convert accountability into a big payday.” Morris previously pleaded guilty to child-related harm charges from the 1980s and completed a six-month jail sentence in Osage County, Oklahoma. #Texas #UnitedStates #CindyClemishire #RobertMorris #japd

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