Ohio Court of Appeals· 4/15/2024
State v. Minor
Citations
- 2024 Ohio 1465
Syllabus
sex offenses against child authentication of video of the child interview at the hospital confrontation clause applies to only testimonial evidence generated with a primary purpose of investigation instead of medical diagnosis or treatment, but out of court statements were not precluded where child testified at trial.
Judges: Robb
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