Oklahoma Testimony of Child is a legal process in which a minor (under the age of 18) can give testimony in a court of law regarding a criminal or civil case. This process is used in cases where a minor is a witness or victim of a crime or civil offense. It is also used when a minor is a party to a suit or is a material witness in a case. There are two types of Oklahoma Testimony of Child: (1) Testimony by Video and (2) Testimony in the Courtroom. Testimony by Video is a process in which a minor gives testimony from a remote location, such as a television studio or an attorney’s office, through a two-way video conference. This process is used in cases where a minor is a witness or victim of a crime or civil offense, and the minor is unable to appear in court due to age, physical or mental incapacity, or fear. Testimony in the Courtroom is a process in which a minor appears in court and testifies in person. This process is used in cases where a minor is a party to a suit or is a material witness in a case. The minor will appear in court and answer questions from both the attorney for the defendant and the attorney for the plaintiff. In certain cases, the minor may be accompanied by an attorney or guardian.