Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 5/28/1992
Commonwealth v. Loner
Citations
- 609 A.2d 1376
- 415 Pa. Super. 580
- 1992 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1394
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- holding that [the] child caseworker's testimony that she believed victim's report of abuse improperly bolstered the victim's veracity
- holding that [the] child caseworker’s testimony that she believed victim’s report of abuse improperly bolstered the victim’s veracity
- finding caseworker’s testimony that she had “believed the victim’s statements and accordingly had placed her in foster care” was inadmissible
- in evaluating claim of expert improperly bolstering credibility of witness, initial determination is purpose for which testimony was offered
- Children & Youth Services caseworker testified that she had undergone specialized training in area of interviewing and working with child-victims of abuse
- child caseworker’s testimony that she believed victim’s report of abuse improperly bolstered the victim’s veracity
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Judges: McEwen, Popovich, Johnson
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Cites
8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Commonwealth v. GravelySupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1979-07-06· cited 202×
- Commonwealth v. DavisSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-05-20· cited 191×
- Commonwealth v. SeeseSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1986-11-17· cited 168×
- Commonwealth v. GallagherSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-08-31· cited 80×
- Commonwealth v. WillisSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-12-30· cited 67×
- Commonwealth v. StohrSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1987-03-06· cited 26×
- Commonwealth v. McMillanSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-06-24· cited 25×
- Commonwealth v. GarciaSuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 1991-03-28· cited 24×
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