In an effort to reduce the trauma of testifying by children who had been sexually abused, one jurisdiction permitted the testimony of the child to be transmitted via closed-circuit television.
A. Maryland v. Craig, the Supreme Court approved this procedure.
B. Maryland v. Craig, the Supreme Court rejected this procedure.
C. Coy v. Iowa, the Supreme Court approved this procedure.
D. Coy v. Iowa, the Supreme Court rejected this procedure.
Question 2
To reduce the trauma of testifying by children who had been sexually abused, one innovation was the placement of a semitransparent screen between the defendant and the child on the witness stand. In the case of
A. Maryland v. Craig, the Supreme Court approved this procedure.
B. Maryland v. Craig, the Supreme Court rejected this procedure.
C. Coy v. Iowa, the Supreme Court approved this procedure.
D. Coy v. Iowa, the Supreme Court rejected this procedure.
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