My 5-Year-Old Niece Whispered, “The Chair Hurts Me”—Then She Showed Me What She Had Hidden Underneath
“You don’t need to know every medical detail.
The court had access to evidence.
You are not on the jury.”
She looked offended.
Fine.
Privacy is not secrecy designed to protect offenders.
Sometimes privacy protects survivors from becoming exhibits.
That distinction mattered.