Which decision by the Supreme Court permitted traumatized children to testify via television rather than in the courtroom?
A. Bowers v. Hardwick
B. Maryland v. Craig
C. Jenkins v. United States
D. Ballew v. Georgia
Question 2
In the case of Maryland v. Craig, about the clause that guarantees the right of Easy defendants to confront their accuser, the Supreme Court ruled
A. consistently with the APA's brief that requiring child witnesses to undergo face to face confrontation could actually disservice the clause.
B. inconsistently with the APA's brief that requiring child witnesses to undergo face to face confrontation could actually disservice the clause.
C. consistently with the APA's brief that child witnesses could withstand the impact of seeing the defendant face to face.
D. inconsistently with the APA's brief that child witnesses could withstand the impact of seeing the defendant face to face.
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