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· 1/16/2020

Roy Daniel Garza v. State

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  • explaining a subsequent recantation does not render an excited utterance inadmissible without definitive evidence that establishes the initial statement was fabricated
  • trial court did not abuse its discretion in admitting statements by child victim as excited utterance

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