Investigative interviewing of youngsters who report sexual victimisation focuses on assisting kids inform in their very own phrases what took place. Kids might also say other matters important to them consisting of their justice dreams. We performed the first studies into this possibility in an exploratory evaluation of 300 transcripts of real interviews with toddler complainants elderly 3 to fifteen years. Building on an in advance observe involving adults, we explored what goals kids may additionally articulate, when within the interview method their desires are relayed and in response to which interviewer prompts. Our analysis revealed that most kids did articulate one or extra justice goals at some point of those interviews, specially their desire for acknowledgement of the victimisation and its wrongfulness. Children articulated their justice dreams spontaneously and in large part with none direct prompting by means of the police officer. Those findings endorse that there is more that establishments [and researchers] can research from cautiously listening to kids and knowledge them as agents claiming justice.