State v. Redman

How courts have described this case

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• ruling that, generally, trial error are not cognizable in postconviction proceedings
• noting abuse of discretion standard for reviewing the trial court’s decision to admit out-of-court statements under section 491.075
• “in assessing content-reliability, courts should not place undue emphasis on the particular vocabulary used by a child but must determine whether knowledge of the subject matter described by the child is unexpected of a child of similar age”
• the child related the incidents shortly after they occurred
• victim “related the incidents voluntarily, without prompting ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).