· 6/15/2016
Resource Associates Grant Writing & Evaluation Services, Inc. v. Southampton Union Free School District
Citations
- 193 F. Supp. 3d 1200
- 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 96782
- 2016 WL 3996383
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- holding that disclosure should be allowed where psychologist's record tended to show that youthful victim freely admitted during therapy that she had fabricated sex assault charge, thereby rebutting her claim at trial that her recantation by letter had been coerced
- holding the defendant’s showing that records might indicate the victim 77 To avoid constitutional problems under the United States and Iowa Constitutions, the phrase “reasonable probability” in section 622.10(4)(a)(2
- noting a complaining party’s recantation to a state agency’s psychologist was more credible than recantations made to family members, which may have been coerced
- “The defendant’s legitimate need for critical evidence and his right to confront his accuser with her repudiation of her allegations was far more compelling than the interests in confidentiality.”
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