State v. Doak
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 66
Syllabus
CRIMINAL LAW - rape child less than 13 years old gross sexual imposition sufficiency of the evidence manifest weight of the evidence no scratches or marks does not weigh heavily against conviction no physical evidence delayed disclosure prosecutorial misconduct closing argument statements of child victim children's advocacy center nurse recorded interview hearsay for purposes of medical diagnosis non-testimonial merger.
Judges: Rice
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