the parents present?
Can a Detective and Social Worker talk to a 4yrold without
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Can a Detective and Social Worker talk to a 4yrold without |
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Posts: 33496 (06/03/2009 5:41 PM)
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Posts: 17384 (06/03/2009 5:42 PM) |
law and order svu says yes
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Posts: 33497 (06/03/2009 5:43 PM)
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Posts: 1541 (06/03/2009 5:44 PM) |
Yup
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Posts: 30638 (06/03/2009 5:46 PM) |
As long as the parents consent to not being present. (E.G - Social worker and detective think child will be more honest and truthful with out mommy and daddy
there to "pressure".)
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Posts: 505 (06/03/2009 5:50 PM) |
From what I understand, you can talk to a witness or a victim without a parent, just not a suspect. Of course, I probably got that from SVU, so take it with a
grain of salt.
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Posts: 33498 (06/03/2009 5:53 PM)
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See, that's what I though. The Mother could say no and they would have to respect that?
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