Child Statement and Forensic Interview Admissibility

Seeking to introduce a forensic interview is not an ancillary matter in child abuse prosecution. In many cases, it is the most critical, persuasive piece of evidence for the jury’s consideration. This guide will equip entry level prosecutors with an understanding of relevant admissibility law in their jurisdiction, and encourage seasoned prosecutors to take a fresh look at the several viable options for forensic interview admissibility. Read here.

Authors: Robert J. Peters, et. al., in partnership with NDAA & National Children’s Alliance

Publisher: Zero Abuse Project, as part of the Trauma-Informed Prosecutor Project (TiPP)

Date: February 7, 2022