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Child Protective Services
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Interviewing Sexually Abused Children
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Child Abuse
J & B Gould. New York State Civil Practice Law and Rules 2002. Sections 422a to 424 give details on the laws governing investigation of suspected abuse and the responsibilities of Child Protective Services.
Child Abuse
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