Section 15-25-1 Prosecution for physical or sexual offense or exploitation involving child under age 16 — Leading questions of victim or witness under age 10.
Section 15-25-2 Prosecution for physical or sexual offense or exploitation involving child under age 16 — Videotaped deposition of victim or witness under age 16; Supreme Court rules; costs; protective order.
Section 15-25-3 Prosecution for physical or sexual offense or exploitation involving child under age 16 — Use of closed circuit equipment to present testimony of victim or witness under age 16; costs; competence of victim as witness; trier of fact to determine weight and credibility; leading questions.
Section 15-25-4 Appropriation for equipment to view videotaped depositions.
Section 15-25-5 Use of anatomically correct dolls or mannequins during testimony or deposition of victim or witness under age 10.
Section 15-25-6 Actions to minimize length of proceedings stressful to child; considerations in ruling on motion for delay or continuance.

Section 15-25-30 Short title.
Section 15-25-31 Out-of-court statement — When admissible.
Section 15-25-32 Out-of-court statement - Requirements for admissibility.
Section 15-25-33 Expert testimony as to unavailability of child to testify.
Section 15-25-34 Corroborative evidence prerequisite to admission of statement.
Section 15-25-35 Notice to adverse party.
Section 15-25-36 Court to inform jury as to out-of-court statement.
Section 15-25-37 Factors in considering trustworthiness of statement.
Section 15-25-38 Recorded findings of the court.
Section 15-25-39 "A child physical offense, sexual offense, and exploitation" defined.
Section 15-25-40 Effect upon otherwise admissible out-of-court statements.