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State v. Coe

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  • 521 So. 2d 373
  • 1988 WL 20077

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  • holding that the trial court could not compel a victim to undergo a psychiatric examination based merely on the allegations that the victim could not appreciate the duty to tell the truth, might have suffered from psychological problems, or might have suffered from alcoholism
  • holding that the trial court could not compel a victim to undergo a psychiatric examination based merely on the allegations that the victim could not appreciate the duty to tell the truth, might have suffered from psychological problems, or might have suffered from alcoholism
  • in absence of evidence the victim had experienced psychiatric problems, court refused to compel psychiatric examination of victim

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