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State v. Butler

Citations

  • 349 S.E.2d 684
  • 256 Ga. 448
  • 1986 Ga. LEXIS 871

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  • holding that it was not error to allow an expert to give her opinion that the child had been molested
  • holding that it was not error to allow an expert to give her opinion that the child had been molested
  • allowing a pediatrician to testify that she had concluded the child victim had been molested
  • allowing a pediatrician to testify that she had concluded the child victim had been molested
  • noting in dicta that while a child molestation victim’s statements to physicians about “what happened” to her were admissible, “her statements about who did it were [not] admissible, as this information would not be pertinent to the medical diagnosis”
  • noting in dicta that while a child molestation victim's statements to physicians about \what happened\ to her were admissible, \her statements about who did it were [not] admissible as this information would not be pertinent to the medical diagnosis\

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Judges: Hunt, Smith, Weltner, Bell

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