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Should the standard of proof for child sexual abuse be lowered so that more of those accused can be tried and convicted in the criminal courts?

by Louise Tickle | Jan 25, 2016 | Analysis, Cases, Comment, Notorious

Should the standard of proof for child sexual abuse be lowered so that more of those accused can be tried and convicted in the criminal courts? This seemed to be the argument being made by Anne Longfield, children’s commissioner for England, on the Today programme...

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