Court of Appeals of Washington· 10/24/1994
State v. Florczak
Citations
- 882 P.2d 199
- 76 Wash. App. 55
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- holding that three-year-old’s hearsay statements were sufficiently reliable to be admissible because the child’s emotional state and behavior while reporting corroborated her out-of-court statements
- holding that although the trial court did not consider the reliability of KT's out-of-court statements, the record sufficiently documented corroborating evideAce of those statements, including KT's emotional state and behavior during her counseling sessions
- observing that psychological treatment falls within definition of medical treatment exception
- observing that psychological treatment falls within definition of medical treatment exception
- failure to object to admissibility of evidence precludes appellate review
- failure to object to admissibility of evidence precludes appellate review
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Judges: Scholfield, Grosse, Becker
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