Sexual Assault Trials Handbook
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J Cashmore and L Trimbol, Child sexual assault trials: A survey of juror perceptions
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J Cashmore, Child Witnesses: The Judicial Role
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E Davis and F Seymour, Questioning Child Complainants of Sexual Abuse: Analysis of Criminal Court Transcripts in New Zealand
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C Eastwood, S Kift and R Grace, Attrition in child sexual assault cases: Why Lord Chief Justice Hale got it wrong
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C Eastwood, Child Sexual Abuse and the Criminal Justice System: What Educators Need to Know
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J Edwards, Medical Examinations of Sexual Assault Victims: Forensic Use and Relevance
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J Fitzgerald, The attrition of sexual offences from the New South Wales criminal justice system
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T Lyon and K Saywitz, Qualifying Children to Take the Oath: Materials for Interviewing Professionals
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RK Oates, Problems and prejudices for the sexually abused child
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L Sas, The Interaction Between Children’s Developmental Capabilities and the Courtroom Environment: The Impact on Testimonial Competency
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R Zajac, J Gross and H Hayne, Asked and Answered: Questioning Children in the Courtroom
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The British Psychological Society, Guidelines on memory and the law
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M Cutajar et al, Suicide and Fatal Drug Overdose in Child Sexual Abuse Victims: A Historical Cohort Study
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R Shackel, How child victims respond to perpetrators of sexual abuse
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R Shackel, Understanding children’s medium for disclosing sexual abuse
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Blackley & Bartels Sentencing and treatment of juvenile sex offenders in Australia.