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· 10/14/2004

People v. Rolandis G.

Citations

  • 817 N.E.2d 183
  • 352 Ill. App. 3d 776
  • 288 Ill. Dec. 58
  • 2004 Ill. App. LEXIS 1260

How courts have described this case

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  • finding the victim's statements to his mother were properly admitted under section 115-10 and did not raise any confrontation-clause issues
  • seven-year-old made the same statement to his mother, a police detective, and a child abuse investigator, but only the statement to his mother was nontestimonial
  • seven-year-old made the same statement to his mother, a police detective, and a child abuse investigator, but only the statement to his mother was nontestimonial
  • statements to private child abuse investigator while police officer watched through one-way glass were testimonial
  • victim’s statements to police on the day of the alleged assault, and to a child advocacy worker a week later, were testimonial, being the result of “formal and systematic questioning”
  • victim's statements to police on the day of the alleged assault, and to a child advocacy worker a week later, were testimonial, being the result of \formal and systematic questioning\

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Judges: Geometer, O'Malley, Callum

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