Child molestation

Commission of another offense. Child molestation defined, admissibility, procedure, §24-4-414. Civil or administrative proceedings, §24-4-415. Deposition of physician, §24-13-130. EVIDENCE —Cont’d Child victim of or witness to crime. Child under 16 years describing act of sexual contact or physical abuse. Admissibility of statement by testimony of person to whom statement made, §24-8-820. Competency to testify, credibility, determination, §24-6-603. Circumstantial evidence. Conviction on, requirements, §24-14-6. Claims disputed as to validity or amount. Compensation offered in compromising or attempting to compromise. Inadmissibility, §24-4-408. Clergy. Communications by person professing religious faith seeking spiritual comfort or counseling to member of clergy. Privilege, §24-5-502. Commissioners 1958 Standard Ordinary Mortality Table. Value of life or value of future earning. Computing in wrongful death or permanent injury proceedings, §24-14-45. Common law as expounded by Georgia courts. Continued application, §24-1-2. Competency to be witness. Bills for medical expenses. Competent witnesses to identify, §24-9-921. Child victim of or witness to crime, §24-6-603. Dependency proceedings.