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Davenport v. State

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  • 806 P.2d 655
  • 1991 WL 11063

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  • concluding that child accommodation syndrome must be generally accepted as reliable in medical community
  • concluding that ”[t]his Court has the right to make an independent search of appropriate medical and legal doctrines to determine if the [child accommodation] syndrome is generally accepted and meets the proper test.”
  • concluding that \[t]his Court has the right to make an independent search of appropriate medical and legal doctrines to determine if the [child accommodation] syndrome is generally accepted and meets the proper test.\

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Judges: Johnson, Lane, Lumpkin, Brett, Parks

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