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children's testimony  

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  • Children may experience or witness crime and may need to provide reports to authorities. Children's eye-witness accounts can contain critical information about serious acts such as murder, domestic violence, kidnapping, and assault. [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychology and Law; Children's Testimony]

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