A record of public filings in other child sexual abuse cases that cite or list John C D Doe v Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Arizona Superior Court Case CV2020-014920.
Valerie Bunker’s brief cites John C D Doe in footnote 15 on page 60, among examples offered in support of the argument that child sexual abuse claim revival laws can withstand constitutional challenges. The brief describes the Arizona matter as a trial-court decision and notes that review was denied by the Arizona Supreme Court.
The amicus brief lists Arizona’s revival law as constitutional in its state-by-state survey and cites John C D Doe in footnote 27 on page 23. The Maine court later held the retroactive application of Maine’s law unconstitutional in its January 28, 2025 opinion. That opinion does not cite John C D Doe.
The amicus brief lists John C D Doe in its table of authorities and cites it in footnote 31 on page 23, within a cross-state discussion of decisions addressing revival laws for childhood sexual abuse claims. This is an amicus argument, not a court finding about the Arizona case.