Author's Note | p. 11 |
Foreword | p. 13 |
Introduction: Making a Difference, One Case at a Time | p. 17 |
Behind The One-Way Mirror: Asking The Most Difficult Questions | |
It Takes a Team | p. 25 |
The Advocate | p. 28 |
The Detective | p. 31 |
The Doctor/Nurse Practitioner | p. 32 |
The Forensic Interviewer | p. 34 |
The Prosecutor | p. 39 |
The Social Worker | p. 43 |
The Fax Never Stops Buzzing: New Cases Every Day | p. 47 |
Adult versus Child Sexual Assault | p. 49 |
What's Different about Child Sexual Assault? | p. 50 |
What Are the Different Kinds of Child Sex Crimes? | p. 51 |
Types of Perps | p. 58 |
The Victims/The Survivors | p. 61 |
The Cases That Push the Envelope | p. 65 |
Male Victims | p. 66 |
Female Perps | p. 69 |
Divorce/Custody Cases | p. 71 |
Developmentally Delayed | p. 78 |
First Meetings and Impressions | p. 83 |
How the Interview Is Conducted | p. 84 |
Myths and Misconceptions | p. 95 |
Helping Victims Remember What They Want to Forget | p. 99 |
Children Are Dependent on Adults | p. 108 |
Children Are Naturally Trusting and Curious | p. 111 |
Kids Have a Need for Attention and Affection | p. 113 |
Adolescents Are Unique | p. 116 |
Profile of a Predator | p. 119 |
The Sickos | p. 125 |
The Peter Pans | p. 127 |
The Control Freaks | p. 128 |
The All-Powerful Ones-People in Positions of Authority | p. 130 |
How to Spot a Pedophile | p. 132 |
Behind Counsel Table: Time For Court | |
Corroborating a Child's Word: Other Evidence | p. 139 |
Corroboration from the Victim | p. 145 |
Corroboration from the Perpetrator | p. 147 |
Corroboration by Physical Evidence | p. 149 |
Corroboration from Still Other Places | p. 151 |
Kids on the Stand | p. 153 |
Should We Even Ask a Child Victim of Sexual Abuse to Take the Witness Stand? | p. 154 |
Alternatives to Live Testimony by the Child Victim | p. 156 |
Preparing the Child Witness for Walking into the Courtroom | p. 157 |
Preparing the Child Witness (and the Family) for Delay | p. 159 |
Preparing the Child Witness to Follow the Rules of the Courtroom | p. 161 |
Pro Per Defendants | p. 164 |
What Is the Defendant Going to Say? | p. 166 |
Kid's Court | p. 169 |
It Never Happened: Uncooperative Victims and Unsupportive Moms | p. 173 |
The Overly Involved Parent | p. 175 |
The Overly Distraught Parent | p. 179 |
The Parent in Denial | p. 181 |
The Just Plain Awkward Parent | p. 183 |
How to Talk to Your Kid about the Abuse | p. 184 |
It's Not Your Fault, Either | p. 186 |
When It Is the Parent's Fault | p. 187 |
Making the System Work Better | p. 188 |
The Real-Life Effect of CSI | p. 191 |
Medical Examinations of the Victim and the Suspect | p. 196 |
Doing Time for the Crime: Sentencing and Plea Bargaining | p. 207 |
Plea Bargaining: Is It a Bad Thing? | p. 208 |
Will the Jury Convict or Acquit? | p. 209 |
What Sentence Will the Judge Impose? | p. 217 |
Mandatory Minimum Sentences-What Are They Really? | p. 222 |
Reality Check | p. 224 |
Registration and Prevention | p. 227 |
Afterword | p. 245 |
You Have Received Your Subpoena--Now What? | p. 252 |
Appendix: Where Can I Go for More Information? | p. 257 |
Notes | p. 271 |
Acknowledgments | p. 275 |
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