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In a federal criminal trial, a seven-year-old eyewitness says she knows the difference between "real" and "pretend," promises to tell what really happened, and says lying to the judge would be wrong. She cannot define the word "perjury" and has never taken a religious oath.
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The child may testify if the court is satisfied that the child can declare a duty to testify truthfully in a form calculated to impress that duty on the child's conscience. The child may testify only if the testimony is corroborated by an adult witness. The child may testify only if the child takes a religious oath. The child may testify only if the opposing party agrees that the child understands the duty to tell the truth.

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