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JJC
(redirected from John Jay College)

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JJCJoliet Junior College (Illinois)
JJCJohn Jay College
JJCJuvenile Justice Clearinghouse
JJCJurong Junior College (Jurong, Singapore)
JJCJuvenile Justice Council (various locations)
JJCJuvenile Justice Corrections Services (Council on Accreditation)


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One assumes the ongoing John Jay College study of the causes of the abuse crisis will shed further light on this.
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Finally, the issue of homosexuality within the priesthood, rather than paedophilia, needs to be addressed head-on, as was made clear in the findings of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice which, in 2004, completed a study of over ten thousand molestation cases on behalf of the USCCB.
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