Court of Appeals of Washington· 9/19/2005

State v. Moses

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119 P.3d 906

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holding a victim's statements to emergency room doctor not testimonial where \the purpose of [the] examination was for medical diagnosis and treatment\
holding a victim’s statements to emergency room doctor not testimonial where “the purpose of [the] examination was for medical diagnosis and treatment”
recognizing exception to general rule that statements attributing fault are not relevant to diagnosis or treatment for domestic violence cases because the identity of the abuser is pertinent and necessary to the victim’s treatment
recognizing exception to general rule that statements attributing fault are not relevant to diagnosis or treatment for domestic violence cases because the identity of the abuser is pertinent and necessary to the victim’s treatment
statements to emergency room physician not testimonial when “the purpose of [the] examination was for medical diagnosis and treatment”
identity of abuser in a domestic violence situation was pertinent and necessary to treatment

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Judges: Schindler

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