Reed v. Estate of Thompson

How courts have described this case

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• allowing expert’s testimony that certain instruments were securities within the meaning of the Revised Code
• forbidding expert evidence on “the veracity of the statements of a child declarant” but permitting expert evidence as to the occurrence of sexual abuse
• forbidding expert evidence on \the veracity of the statements of a child declarant\ but permitting expert evidence as to the occurrence of sexual abuse
• forbidding expert evidence on “the veracity of the statements of a child declarant” but permitting expert evidence as to the occurrence of sexual abuse
• discussing, in the context of a sexual-abuse case involving a child-victim, “it is the fact-finder who bears the burden of assessing the credibility and veracity of the witness”
• \[T]he child's statement must have been motivated by her desire for medical diagnosis or treatment.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).