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Supreme Court of Minnesota· 7/20/2006

State v. Robinson

Citations

  • 718 N.W.2d 400
  • 2006 Minn. LEXIS 439
  • 2006 WL 2036458

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  • holding that the Confrontation Clause did not bar consideration of evidence corroborating a witness’s out-of-court statements because the witness testified at trial
  • holding that identity of the assailant is not pertinent when there is no evidence of psychological abuse, no request for treatment of psychological harm, and no concern about the victim’s psychological well-being
  • holding domestic abuse victim’s identification of her assailant inadmissible without sufficient evidentiary foundation establishing the identity was reasonably pertinent to diagnosis or treatment
  • holding domestic abuse victim’s identification of her assailant inadmissible without sufficient evidentiary foundation establishing the identity was reasonably pertinent to diagnosis or treatment
  • holding domestic abuse victim’s identification of her assailant inadmissible without sufficient evidentiary foundation establishing the identity was reasonably pertinent to diagnosis or treatment
  • holding domestic abuse victim’s identification of her assailant inadmissible without sufficient evidentiary foundation establishing the identity was reasonably pertinent to diagnosis or treatment

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Judges: Hanson, Anderson, Russell, Meyer

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