State v. Delarosa-Flores

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• holding no abuse of discretion in allowing recess conference between prosecutor and victim even though victim changed testimony after conference because opposing counsel could have attacked that change on cross-examination
• finding no abuse of discretion in allowing recess and conference between prosecutor and victim when victim changed testimony after conference
• finding no abuse of discretion where trial court granted “a short recess to consult with the victim and then allowing her to answer leading questions about the oral rape”

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