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· 11/28/1899

Greffet v. Goessling

Citations

  • 81 Mo. App. 633
  • 1899 Mo. App. LEXIS 464

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  • finding the probative value of the expert's testimony outweighed its prejudicial effect because it helped the jury understand the victim's behavior and demeanor and was \crucial\ in explaining why child victims \are often unable to effectively relay incidents of criminal sexual abuse\

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Judges: Biggs

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