People v. Gwinn

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• holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting as an excited utterance the complainant’s statement to a police officer approximately fifteen minutes after the father of her children punched her in the face
• holding that the trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting as an excited utterance the complainant's statement to a police officer approximately fifteen minutes after the father of her children punched her in the face
• finding a statement made to police 15 minutes after the incident was admissible as an exited utterance as the victim was still under shock of the event
• finding a statement made to police 15 minutes after the incident was admissible as an exited utterance as the victim was still under shock of the event
• evidence of defendant’s efforts to bribe a witness was properly admitted to show defendant’s intent and consciousness of guilt

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