ELUSIVE INNOCENCE
Survival Guide For The Falsely Accused
A practical guide for individuals, families, attorneys, and professionals confronting allegations of child abuse and navigating complex legal and forensic systems.
We have a huge, wonderful law library in Philadelphia, the best in the region called the Jenkins Law Library. I go there frequently to do legal research. Guess what I found on the shelves of that library? Your book — Elusive Innocence — along with treatises on criminal law and prosecutor's manuals on investigating child abuse. Congratulations!
Bob Gidding
Attorney-at-LawOrder Elusive Innocence
About The Book
Author Dean Tong's third book, Elusive Innocence, provides insight into the realities of false allegations, forensic investigations, child suggestibility, and the legal challenges faced by those accused.
The book has been recognized within the legal community and was reviewed by the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
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Read the published review of Elusive Innocence distributed through the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
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