A) Virtual reality testimony B) Closed-circuit TV testimony C) Public televised trials D) Pre-recorded depositions
A) To avoid traumatizing the child by facing the accused B) To reduce the cost of court appearances C) To improve audio quality for the jury D) To speed up the legal process
A) Lack of vocabulary B) Refusal to take an oath C) Suggestibility and false memories D) Inability to speak clearly
A) The children's memory consistency B) The reliability of the investigators C) Coercive and suggestive questioning techniques D) Clear evidence of child abuse
A) Not guilty B) Guilty C) Mistrial D) Hung jury
A) Investigators were required to use sworn stenographers B) Laws were passed to mandate recording all interviews C) Police started using more video cameras D) Prosecutors began abandoning tape recorders and notepads
A) A manual urging investigators not to record interviews B) A mandatory code of conduct for prosecutors C) A new set of state child protection laws D) A curriculum for interviewing children
A) When the child is under the age of five B) Only when the defendant requests it C) When the courthouse lacks adequate space D) When there is a likelihood that a minor may be harmed by testifying in open court
A) Indefinite delays B) Strict sentencing C) Not guilty verdicts D) Guilty verdicts
A) Recording using video, tape, or notes B) Conducting group interviews C) Relying on eyewitness testimony D) Interviewing victims in private chambers
A) December 1988 B) July 13, 1989 C) February 1989 D) July 13, 1987
A) Five B) Twelve C) Seven D) One
A) Three B) One C) Zero D) Seven
A) $3 million B) $5 million C) $1.5 million D) $500,000
A) $750,000 B) $1.5 million C) $3 million D) $1 million
A) 2 years B) 1 year C) 7 years D) Almost 5 years
A) 1989 B) 1987 C) 1990 D) 1988
A) The children appeared coached by their parents B) Clear evidence of systematic abuse C) The videos were technically unusable D) A pronounced absence of evidence implicating Peggy Ann
A) Astrid Heppenstall Heger B) John Earl C) Michael P. Maloney D) Kee MacFarlane
A) 360 B) 12 C) 100 D) 41
A) Anal penetration B) General childhood play C) Congenital conditions D) Previous medical accidents
A) Unsubstantiated medical histories B) Eyewitness accounts from teachers C) Thorough forensic testing D) Psychological evaluations from parents
A) 150 B) 360 C) 41 D) 12
A) They contained far more speech from adults than children B) They contained mostly speech from the children C) They contained no speech from the adults D) They contained equal speech from adults and children
A) The children were terrified of the interviewers B) The children were eager to share stories C) The children were resistant D) The children were silent throughout the process
A) Fewer than a dozen B) More than 100 C) Exactly 41 D) None
A) The 1980s B) The 2000s C) The 1970s D) The 1990s
A) Judy Johnson B) Virginia McMartin C) Ray Buckey D) Ira Reiner
A) Los Angeles B) Manhattan Beach C) San Francisco D) San Diego
A) The Red Scare B) The Satanic panic C) The Cold War espionage trials D) The Prohibition era
A) Ira Reiner B) Judy Johnson C) Virginia McMartin D) A police officer
A) Nephew B) Grandson C) Brother D) Son
A) Refusal to go to school B) Nightmares C) Bruising on his arms D) Painful bowel movements
A) 1000 B) 200 C) 500 D) 50
A) Bipolar disorder B) Clinical depression C) Obsessive-compulsive disorder D) Acute paranoid schizophrenia
A) Changing a diaper B) Administering medicine C) Taking the child's temperature D) Giving a bath
A) Clint Eastwood B) Arnold Schwarzenegger C) Sylvester Stallone D) Chuck Norris
A) Secret tunnels B) Hidden vaults C) Ancient catacombs D) Buried bunkers
A) A secret grooming ritual B) A rhyming taunt C) A theatrical production D) A professional photo shoot
A) Teleportation B) Flying C) Invisibility D) Telepathy
A) Lael Rubin B) Ira Reiner C) Robert Philibosian D) Glenn Stevens
A) 20 B) 321 C) 48 D) 115
A) Ira Reiner B) Lael Rubin C) Danny Davis D) Robert Philibosian
A) 20 B) 115 C) 48 D) 10
A) David Rosenzweig B) George Freeman C) David Shaw D) Wayne Satz
A) Bribery B) Witness tampering C) Perjury D) Embezzlement
A) Mistrial declared B) Convicted on all counts C) Hung jury D) Acquitted on all counts
A) 65 B) 13 C) 52 D) 6
A) 11 B) 13 C) 9 D) 2
A) 52 B) 65 C) 13 D) 6
A) Total acquittal B) Conviction C) Mistrial due to lawyer misconduct D) Hung jury
A) Wayne Satz B) David Rosenzweig C) George Freeman D) David Shaw
A) David Rosenzweig B) Wayne Satz C) David Shaw D) George Freeman
A) Wayne Satz B) George Freeman C) David Rosenzweig D) David Shaw
A) Kee MacFarlane B) Lael Rubin C) None of the above D) Peggy McMartin Buckey
A) A plea bargain for a sentence reduction B) Witness protection C) Immunity D) Money
A) Salem, Massachusetts B) Los Angeles, California C) New York, New York D) Seattle, Washington
A) Wrote a memoir B) Became a teacher C) Studied law D) Retired from public life
A) Judy Johnson B) Lael Rubin C) Jane Hoag D) Kee MacFarlane
A) The New York Times B) Los Angeles magazine C) The Washington Post D) Time magazine
A) John Earl B) David Finkelhor C) W. Joseph Wyatt D) E. Gary Stickel
A) Ground-penetrating radar B) Thermal imaging C) Sonar scanning D) X-ray imaging
A) The tunnels were too deep B) The soil was too rocky C) The concrete floor slab was undisturbed D) The tunnels were filled with water
A) Natural caves B) Rubbish pits C) Old plumbing access points D) Former storage vaults
A) Inside the Investigation B) Shadows of the Preschool C) The McMartin Files D) Behind the Playground Walls
A) $5 million B) $7.2 million C) $1.8 million D) $173,000
A) Secret Tunnels of the McMartins B) The McMartin Family Trials C) Indictment: The McMartin Trial D) Behind the Playground Walls
A) Uncovered: The McMartin Family Trials B) Indictment: The McMartin Trial C) The McMartin Legacy D) Child Abuse Research: The McMartin Case
A) Stickel misinterpreted the age of the soil B) Stickel was collaborating with the parents C) Stickel was paid by the defendants D) Stickel did not use proper radar equipment
A) Children's toys B) Bottles C) Modern construction tools D) Video recording devices |