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McDonald v. State

Citations

  • 578 So. 2d 371
  • 1991 WL 54131

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  • holding that the victim's statement to her friend in a sexual battery case immediately after the incident was admissible as a spontaneous statement
  • holding that in a sexual battery case, the victim's statements to her friend, made immediately after the incident, were admissible as spontaneous statements
  • admission of police officer's testimony under first-complaint theory was harmless error

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Judges: Joanos

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