Escobar v. SUPERIOR COURT, MARICOPA CTY.

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• finding reversible error under Crimmins based on detective’s ambiguous and “probably incorrect” characterization of severity of child victim’s injuries and prosecutor’s determination, rather than grand jury’s, of victim’s competency to testify
• prosecutor in child abuse case was aware that material testimony of police detective was erroneous concerning the nature, extent, and severity of burns inflicted on child and the prosecutor should have informed the court and grand jury

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