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Barnes v. State

Citations

  • 165 S.W.3d 75
  • 2005 WL 770630

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that convictions for sexual assault by penetration and by genital-to-genital contact based on single act of penetration constituted double jeopardy
  • holding that convictions for sexual assault by penetration and by genital-to-genital contact based on single act of penetration constituted double jeopardy
  • noting that although physician was gathering evidence for possible prosecution, physician “was also conducting a legitimate medical examination”
  • convictions for sexual assault by penetration and by genital-to-genital contact based on single act of penetration constituted double jeopardy
  • convictions for sexual assault by penetration and by genital-to-genital contact based on single act of penetration constituted double jeopardy
  • statement made by child abuse victim to doctor admissible when conducted for legitimate medical examination

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Judges: Law, Smith, Puryeaet

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