Kentucky Supreme Court· 1/18/1990
Commonwealth v. Craig
Citations
- 783 S.W.2d 387
- 1990 Ky. LEXIS 9
- 1990 WL 2760
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- syndrome was not mental condition and expert could qualify to testify about it although not a psychiatrist or clinical psychologist
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Judges: Combs, Gant, Lambert, Leibson, Stephens, Vance, Wintersheimer
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