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[YEAR] 1989 [CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE LITIGATION] Child sexual abuse allegations-defendant as victim-establishing reasonable doubt [AUTHOR] Dr. Herbert I. Levit [SELECTION] 1494 [ABSTRACT] In most legal cases, defendant is assumed to be innocent until proved guilty by jury. In child abuse cases society and the courts as well often behave, from the outset, as if the accused is guilty of abuse and, in many instances, the defendant is deprived of the defense to which he is by law entitled. The forensic psychologist can be critical in helping to establish a degree of doubt, if not absolute innocence, and help to guarantee constitutional rights. Case presentation. [SOURCE] 
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