Yup, sometimes it isn't. But sometimes people say things to bishops that

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May 27, 2016
8:03:34am

Iman23 All-American

they don't tell anyone else...sometimes.

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Iman23

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Bishops are not allowed to report HC violations w/o consent? Per the Deseret New

SanFran

5/27/16 12:48am

Umm ... of course not. Bishop's suggest self reporting and/or ask permission ...

BamaCoug

5/27/16 2:03am

Not all bishops follow this guideline

bluebloodedcoug

5/27/16 3:31am

As a group, bishops are really, really good men. But they're not perfect.

dilbert

5/27/16 5:13am

Agreed. The only reason I bring that up is I wish the HCO acted more like a

bluebloodedcoug

5/27/16 7:50am

Agreed. I've done internal investigations for a large MNC for the last three

SanFran

5/27/16 10:12am

Anytime I hear Carrie Jenkins say something, I assume the opposite is true.

OpusX

5/27/16 2:18am

"There is no demand for confidentiality"

byuTX

5/27/16 6:23am

I am the same way

Coog4Life

5/27/16 6:58am

Man, that is so true!

8man

5/27/16 7:38am

I have a friend who had a bad bishop experience at BYU

Medute

5/27/16 2:36am

I am assuming that he requested the weekly letters

Alister Mackenzie

5/27/16 5:49am

Yeah, she moved back with her parents for the summer

Medute

5/27/16 7:18am

Two sides to every story...just sayin. One side is talking the other one can't

Iman23

5/27/16 6:23am

I agree with you 100%. I am only hearing one side

Medute

5/27/16 7:21am

Yeah, that's good to keep in mind

dilbert

5/27/16 7:22am

Sometimes it isn't

SoCalCoug

5/27/16 8:02am

Yup, sometimes it isn't. But sometimes people say things to bishops that

Iman23

5/27/16 8:03am

Why did you feel the need to make this point on this particular story?

SoCalCoug

5/27/16 8:10am

The whole threat of being kicked out of school for moral transgression always

buckeyecougarguy

5/27/16 10:09am

That's a change, used to be the opposite. Bishops were required to share with

DapperDan

5/27/16 6:15am

How could the "HCO" require anything of bishops? The HCO has zero authority

Bostonblue

5/27/16 6:42am

The HCO didn't require it, the Church did

DapperDan

5/27/16 6:52am

You are so full of it.

Bostonblue

5/27/16 6:53am

Sorry, but that used to be the policy. Your belief doesn't alter the past.

DapperDan

5/27/16 6:55am

Dapper, you seem to have an axe to grind when it comes to the church. Did

Bostonblue

5/27/16 7:02am

DD is one of the most active LDS guys on CB.

RSLCoug

5/27/16 7:06am

That's hilarious if true.

Bostonblue

5/27/16 7:10am

Bahahahaha!

chazen

5/27/16 9:28am

You have defended the faith. All is well again.

SoCalCoug

5/27/16 7:55am

Even if he DID have an axe to grind, why would you assume it was because....

BearsandBulls

5/27/16 8:57am

I didn't assume that. I just asked a question and was trying to rib him.

Bostonblue

5/27/16 9:07am

Fair enough.

BearsandBulls

5/27/16 9:08am

RE: Dapper, you seem to have an axe to grind when it comes to the church. Did

DapperDan

5/27/16 9:09am

When I was at BYU my bishops said that it was required.

RSLCoug

5/27/16 7:00am

That's only because your bishop didn't like you.

Bostonblue

5/27/16 7:04am

It was the policy, and it was announced over the pulpit week one of classes.

RSLCoug

5/27/16 7:06am

Lol

Bostonblue

5/27/16 7:10am

This outlines the change from honor code to code of conduct

concolor couguar

5/27/16 7:01am

My brother just finished a stint as a bishop at BYU. It is not the policy now.

Florwood

5/27/16 6:58am

Looking at my post history, the change was during the Crowton years.

DapperDan

5/27/16 7:12am

Sorry, but IMO, there's far too much of a culture that fosters punitive

jaba166

5/27/16 7:17pm

Entirely agree. The way the HC is implemented it creates a culture of pharisees.

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