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GA – Admitting Child Forensic Interview Affirmed

Posted Jan.01, 2010 by CJ Remboldt, under Capacity, Evidence, Trial Counsel

 Child Abuse, Child Hearsay, Child Sexual Molestation, Evidence, Trial Counsel

Trial court does not abuse its discretion in admitting videotape of child’s (victim’s) forensic interview, when interviewer develops rapport with child, does not attempt to influence child, asks open-ended questions and followed most widely-used forensic technique in country.

Brown v. State, A09A0894 (10/07/09)

Attorneys:  Anne L. Watson, Travis Anton Williams, Lee Darragh, Wanda Lynn Vance

Judges:  David Burroughs, Hall Superior Court; Phipps, Bernes, Adams, Georgia Court of Appeals

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