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After spending time in prison for allegedly sexually abusing his children, a Virginia attorney was acquitted of the charges in what may be that state's first case in which children's susceptibility to suggestion played a major role. Bruce McLaughlin was convicted of abuse in 1998, but the charges were later ruled unfounded, and a new trial ordered. At issue were the children's written accounts of alleged events and their interviews by police.
December 27, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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