Supreme Court of Rhode Island· 2/2/1989

State v. Ramos

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553 A.2d 1059
1989 R.I. LEXIS 8
1989 WL 6830

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holding that because there was no evidence of deliberate nondisclosure by the defendant, prejudice to the state would not be presumed
noting, where defendant sought only a physical examination, that a number of courts have held that a trial court has discretionary power to order a witness in a criminal trial to submit to a psychiatric examination
noting, where defendant sought only a physical examination, that a number of courts have held that a trial court has discretionary power to order a witness in a criminal trial to submit to a psychiatric examination
noting, where defendant sought only a physical examination, that a number of courts have held that a trial court has discretionary power to order a witness in a criminal trial to submit to a psychiatric examination
gynecological examinations of minors are \both intrusive and embarrassing\
gynecological examinations of minors are “both intrusive and embarrassing”

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