What are the procedures in court? Helping a person who has been accused of or charged
with sex-related crime requires specialized experience in order to be protected from the
nearly unlimited resources of the government. This section explains the various types of
court procedures and how they work.

Watch these streaming videos to start your learning process. It begins with an understanding
of the CHILD ADVOCACY MOVEMENT. Get advise of what you need to do immediately to protect
yourself. Learn about the fact that you could be defending yourself in criminal court, family law
court, juvenile court and state administrative court, all at the same time.

Learn about the bias laws in the fields of:
- Child Molestation
- Child Molestation during a high conflict custody battle
- Child Molestation charge caused by a suggestive interview
- Internet Stings
- Rape
- Child Physical Abuse
- Shaken Baby Syndrome

Learn about the role of suggestibility in these type of cases. Learn about the medical examinations
in these types of cases. Learn why you do not talk to the police even though you have been falsely
accused. Learn what it takes to maximize your chances of a favorable outcome.

	"I have been falsely accused of CHILD MOLESTATION."
	"I have been falsely accused of CHILD MOLESTATION DURING A HIGH CONFLICT CUSTODY BATTLE."
	"I have been falsely accused of CHILD MOLESTATION CAUSED BY SUGGESTIVE INTERVIEWS."
	"I have been falsely accused of ATTEMPTED CHILD MOLESTATION DURING AN INTERNET STING OPERATION BY THE POLICE."
	"I have been falsely accused of RAPE."
	"I have been falsely accused of CHILD PHYSICAL ABUSE, OR MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME BY PROXY."
	"I have been falsely accused of SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME."
	"I have been falsely accused of abuse in a Juvenile Dependency Hearing."
	"I have been falsely accused of abuse/molestation in Family Law Court."
	"I have been falsely accused of Domestic Abuse."