Lagunas v. State

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• holding that a child's age and emotional state are factors to be considered in determining whether her statements were testimonial
• holding that a child’s age and emotional state are factors to be considered in determining whether her statements were testimonial
• considering child declarant's age as a circumstance relevant to the inquiry of whether the child's statement constituted testimonial evidence
• considering child declarant’s age as a circumstance relevant to the inquiry of whether the child’s statement constituted testimonial evidence
• “a reasonable 51-year-old declarant like Ford would have known her accusations made to a uniformed police officer would be passed on to the prosecutorial authorities to be used against appellant”
• \a reasonable 51-year-old declarant like Ford would have known her accusations made to a uniformed police officer would be passed on to the prosecutorial authorities to be used against appellant\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).