Though testifying in court is not generally associated with cultural anthropology, cultural anthropologists are often called to testify in cases involving all of the following EXCEPT __________.

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Cultural anthropology is particularly relevant for cases involving landownership, family law, and child custody, as these often involve cultural practices and beliefs. Dowry negotiations, while they may involve cultural practices, are less likely to require the expertise of a cultural anthropologist in a legal setting.

Though Testifying in Court Is Not Generally Associated with Cultural