Broderick v. King's Way Assembly of God Church

How courts have described this case

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• stating child's statements indicated trustworthiness when the record established they were made without undue suggestions by someone else, the child used \childish\ terminology, and the statements were consistent in identifying her abuser
• stating child’s statements indicated trustworthiness when the record established they were made without undue suggestions by someone else, the child used “childish” terminology, and the statements were consistent in identifying her abuser
• stating hearsay can be a permissible basis of expert’s opinion testimony “provided the reasonable reliance test is satisfied” (citing Norris v. Gatts, 738 P.2d 344, 349 (Alaska 1987))
• stating hearsay can be a permissible basis of expert's opinion testimony \provided the reasonable reliance test is satisfied\ (citing Norris v. Gatts, 738 P.2d 344, 349 (Alaska 1987))
• \[I]nadmissible hearsay assertions in an affidavit cannot be used ... to oppose ... summary judgment.\
• inadmissible hearsay assertions cannot be used either to oppose or support a motion for summary judgment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).