IPT - Issues In Child Abuse Accusations - Volume 9 - 1997

Volume 9, Numbers 1/2, Winter/Spring, 1997

State v. Michaels: A New Jersey Supreme Court Prescription for the Rest of the Country. Karol L. Ross

Behind the Prison Walls. William McIver

The Rape. Lilian Öhrström

Interviewing Methods and Hearsay Testimony in Suspected Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Questions of Accuracy. Judith K. Adams

Children as the Primary Losers When Sexual Abuse is Falsely Alleged: Two Swedish Cases. Siv Westerberg

Guidelines for Psychologists Who Receive a Subpoena for Their Records. Jack S. Annon

Volume 9, Numbers 3/4, Summer/Fall, 1997

Court-mandated Treatment and Required Admission of Guilt in Cases of Alleged Sexual Abuse: Professional, Ethical and Legal Issues. Judith K. Adams

Assessing the Costs of False Allegations of Child Abuse: A Prescriptive. Susan Kiss Sarnoff

The Politics of Victimization: an Essay on Accountability, Responsibility and the Resistance to Being Equal. Douglas E. Mould

United States Supreme Court: Analysis and Application of the Confrontation Clause in Regard to Cases of Child Sexual Abuse. Arthur H. Garrison

The Tide Has Turned for the Falsely Accused of Sexual Abuse: A Christian Perspective. Robert G. Huebner

How to Survive in Prison as an Innocent Man Convicted of a Sex Crime. James D. Anderson

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