A Jacksonville pastor accused of abusing children for decades was back in court on Tuesday.
Paul Dyal’s attorney argues his client should have the chance for another bond hearing while he awaits trial.
The defense stated that the sexual assault allegations were first raised in 2003, but Dyal has never changed his ID or moved away.The motion also referenced a 2019 demand letter from a law firm seeking to settle a civil case and suggests there was a “financial motive to fabricate these accusations.” Judge Tatiana Salvador said that there would have to be new issues to consider a bond for Dyal, and she agreed to a new hearing because this was the first time that she had heard of what the defense considers negligent conditions in jail.
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