Criminal Practice – CSC with a Child – Forensic Interview – Limited Cross-Examination – Interview Techniques (access required)

Defendant’s problems with a prosecution witness’s forensic interview techniques should have been brought up outside the presence of the jury, while the trial court was deciding the issue of admissibility. The trial court properly declined to allow defendant to cross-examine the witness about her interview techniques before the jury. We affirm defendant’s conviction for first-degree criminal ...

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Criminal Practice – CSC with a Child – Forensic Interview – Limited Cross-Examination – Interview Techniques

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