"Some of the individuals that tell things to the elders are nod children, they're of the age of accountability (older teens and adults).
Stupid, stupid, stupid, older teens are not legally accountable until the age of majority of 18 (that is true in the US, I can't vouch for other countries). A teen under the age of majority cannot enter into legal contract and therefore cannot be sued (there are exceptions to that rule such as murder cases where a teen can be tried as an adult). If an older teen reports being molested to CPS it is taken under consideration the same as if the report came from a younger teen or a preteen or a child.
Geez, you're stupid."
A person who is less than 18 years of age is considered a juvenile, but this is referring to whether or not they can be legally tried as an adult in a court of law, and subjected to the same punishment as an adult upon conviction.
What I'm specifying here are prepubescent teens that make allegations of abuse. This is taken very seriously by most people (excluding the Micheal Jackson trial). If a fifteen year old testifies in court, their testimony will not be automatically accepted as incriminating evidence if there's conflicting testimony and no other witnesses or no physical evidence. I shouldn't have to explain this to an adult.