‘Hazing’ or Sexual Abuse? 9 Years Later, Disgraced Coast Guard ALJ Court Still Grappling with USCG vs. Stinziano

The tragic, sickening, decade-long saga of USCG vs. Stinziano, which paved the way for Midshipman-X and a maritime industry reckoning on sexual misconduct—continues.

Via: Tradewinds

4 December 2023

By Eric Priante Martin

When a ship’s officer gropes a cadet’s buttocks and grabs him from behind while simulating sex acts without his consent, is it sexual abuse?

That is a key question before a US Coast Guard judge who is reconsidering a decision that found that an AP Moller-Maersk chief mate “hazed” a deck cadet but that it did not rise to the level of sexual abuse or sexual molestation…

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