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State v. Dixon

Citations

  • 684 P.2d 725
  • 37 Wash. App. 867
  • 1984 Wash. App. LEXIS 3039

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • failure to object at trial to admission of testimony of child witness who has not been administered a formal oath constitutes a waiver
  • erroneous admission of written statement as excited utterance was harmless error where trial judge heard essentially same details in victim's testimony
  • court reversed admission of four-page written statement taken over period of two hours as excited utterance
  • erroneous admission of evidence as excited utterance was harmless error because the court heard essentially the same details in the victim’s testimony
  • erroneous admission of written statement as excited utterance was harmless error where trial judge heard essentially same details in victim’s testimony
  • failure to object at trial to admission of testimony of child witness who has not been administered a formal oath constitutes a wavier

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Judges: Scholfield, Swanson, Andersen

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