Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 8/2/1996

State v. Binion

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947 S.W.2d 867
1996 Tenn. Crim. App. LEXIS 476

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holding that statements made thirty to forty-five minutes after the startling event were admissible as an excited utterance when the victim was upset and crying and looked scared
stating that the victim’s testimony reflected that the touching was purposeful and not accidental
allowing impeachment with drug conviction and concluding, without discussion, that it was probative of credibility
upholding trial court’s dismissal of defendant’s especially aggravated kidnapping conviction where the defendant was also convicted of attempted aggravated rape
Victim’s statements to two of her friends that were made thirty to forty-five minute after the attempted rape were admissible as excited utterances where evidence supported a finding that the victim continued to exhibit the stress and excitement of the event

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Judges: Paul G. Summers

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