A Delaware judge’s decision to suspend an eight-year prison sentence for wealthy heir Robert H. Richards IV, convicted of sexually abusing his own toddler daughter, has reignited outrage over whether privilege can outweigh child protection.
A Delaware judge’s decision to suspend an eight-year prison sentence for wealthy heir Robert H. Richards IV, convicted of sexually abusing his own toddler daughter, has reignited outrage over whether privilege can outweigh child protection.
