Filled with discussions equivocal child abuse cases, this book covers legal theory, relevant case law, differences in court venues, investigation, expert testimony, practitioner hazards, intervention options, and a new model for procedures. It examines investigation cases in which the alleged victim may suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder as well as cases of improper proceedings and judgments. It also covers ongoing activity within equivocal child abuses cases, using experts from actual investigative interviews. It contains an appendix that presents the approached in developing data as well.