The Supreme Court ruled in Brooklyn v. United States (2010) that videotaped statements by child victims of sexual abuse were not permissible in court because the offender had the right to face his or her accuser.

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The Supreme Court case mentioned, Brooklyn v. United States (2010), does not exist. The reference might be confused with Maryland v. Craig (1990), where the Supreme Court ruled that under certain conditions, the use of closed-circuit television to allow a child witness to testify outside the courtroom does not necessarily violate the defendant's Sixth Amendment rights to confront their accuser.

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