It Is Difficult to Prove in Criminal or Family Court

It is difficult to prove in criminal or family court that a child has been sexually abused because

A) Of negative hallucinations that interfere with testimony by children in the judge's chambers
B) there are usually few or no physical signs of sexual activity in sexual abuse cases
C) professional mental health workers are not allowed to testify in sex abuse cases because the psychological signs of sex abuse lack specificity
D) the symptoms associated with sexual abuse are also shown by emotionally disturbed children who have not been abused and by normal children under stress