The first day of the conference covered child advocacy, children who molest other children, sexual victimization of children, family and international child abduction, domestic violence, child pornography, preparing child witnesses for court, children with sexual behavior problems, physical abuse and neglect, prosecuting fatal child abuse, Internet investigations of child abuse, medical evaluation of child physical and sexual abuse, child abuse fatalities, and juvenile mental health services. The second day of the conference involved presentations on child sexual abuse, treatment of child abuse victims, child sexual exploitation and teenage prostitution, interrogation in child abuse cases, sexual abuse in preschool children, missing and exploited children, computer-related crimes against children, legal issues for child advocacy centers, child victims in the criminal justice system, child interviewing, forensic pathology, burn injuries, child abuse trials, forensic interviewing, and jury selection in child abuse cases. The third day of the conference considered the case review process, child and violent crime, abduction murders, rural response to child abuse, non-offending parents, how to identify false child abuse allegations, Shaken Baby Syndrome, child death investigations, and resources for law enforcement personnel. The final day of the conference focused on sibling sexual abuse, incest involving mothers and daughters, sex offenders, investigation and prosecution of child injuries, evidence collection in child sexual abuse cases, and pretrial issues in child abuse cases. References, tables, and figures