The Use of Coercion in the Child Maltreatment Investigation Field: A Comparison of American and Scottish Perspectives.
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The intent of this article is to investigate legal precedents and
principles, which yield plausible uses of coercion in the child
maltreatment investigative context. In doing so, the goal is to
contribute to the underlying legal philosophy and its practical
application in the child maltreatment field. In particular, this article
addresses the use of coercion in the child protective investigative
setting from both an American and Scottish perspective.
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