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Idaho Supreme Court· 11/19/1986

State v. Parker

Citations

  • 730 P.2d 921
  • 112 Idaho 1
  • 1986 Ida. LEXIS 537

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  • affirming admission of taped narrative of fourteen-year-old victim's rape, made to a family member approximately three hours after the event
  • trial court did not abuse discretion in ruling that tape of victim’s statement to police three hours after incident was spontaneous utterance and thus admissible as substantive evidence
  • statement made by fourteen-year-old child within two or three hours of molestation
  • “Jury verdicts occupy an exalted place in our criminal justice system.”
  • within two to three hours

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Judges: Huntley, Bistline, Shepard, Donaldson, Bakes

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