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What happens after the Forensic Videotaped Interview?

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What happens after the Forensic Videotaped Interview?

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Because each case is different, there is not one answer to that question. In an active case, typically we make referrals to RDTC for the child to have a medical and mental health evaluation. These procedures are not only to further investigate if there is evidence of abuse, but to also check out the medical and mental health status of your child, and to provide reassurance to you and your child. It can be highly reassuring to a child to learn from their doctor that their body is still OK even after sexual abuse. The mental health evaluation enables the team to make recommendations for follow-up treatment that may help in your child’s healing and recovery. Legally, if the investigation has uncovered sufficient evidence to indicate that a crime has been committed, it is likely that there will be charges filed against the alleged perpetrator and the case will move forward. If there is insufficient evidence, the case may remain open longer for further investigation. If there is not evidenc

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