Child Abuse: Victim Rights & the Role of Legal Representative

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Psychology

 

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Todd S

 

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March 11, 2014

 

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University

 

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Investigation of the allegations depends on dependable information from the victim (a child in this case) and confirming physical evidence which pertains to the accused, amongst other things. Together, all of this is rare to find. Yuille, Hunter, Joffe and Zaparniuk (1993, p. 95) point out that "typically, there are two witnesses to abuse: victim and offender, and because the abuser usually denies the abuse, knowledge of what happened depends on information the child provides during victim interview", this process is, therefore, the crux of the abuse case...
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95) point out that "typically, there are two witnesses to abuse: victim and offender, and because the abuser usually denies the abuse, knowledge of what happened depends on information the child provides during victim interview", this process is, therefore, the crux of the abuse case. The Bill of Rights is a crucial dimension in the democracy of South Africa...
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