United States Court of Military Appeals· 9/28/1992

United States v. Suarez

Citations

35 M.J. 374
1992 CMA LEXIS 173
1992 WL 252274

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observing that a child may render inconsistent statements as to abuse, recant allegations of abuse, and fail to report or delay reporting abuse
why a child may render inconsistent statements, recant allegations, fail to report or delay reporting abuse
Expert testimony admissible to “help[ ] explain why many sexually abused children delay reporting their abuse, and why many children recant allegations of abuse and deny that anything occurred.”
doctor/clinical psychologist admitted as an expert on child sexual abuse

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Judges: Cox, Wiss

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