LOS ANGELES — Five years after promising to do so, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles will give the confidential personnel files of about 200 priests accused of sex abuse and child molestation to a judge in December. Those documents — with the names of innocent individuals redacted — will ultimately be made public under the Archdiocese’s record $660 million settlement in 2007 to 508 people who said they were victims. During a hearing Friday, Judge Emily Elias asked lawyers for both the archdiocese and victims about the status of the redacted papers and when they could be delivered to her. (Los Angeles Daily News)

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