Montana Supreme Court· 6/14/1995

State v. Stringer

Citations

897 P.2d 1063
271 Mont. 367
52 State Rptr. 473
1995 Mont. LEXIS 121

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noting that if State lays appropriate foundation to establish victim was battered, expert may testify about battered woman’s syndrome and behavioral characteristics of battered women but may not offer opinion that victim was battered woman
noting that if State lays appropriate foundation to establish victim was battered, expert may testify about battered woman's syndrome and behavioral characteristics of battered women but may not offer opinion that victim was battered woman
“[W]e have recognized that the Rules of Professional Ethics prohibit a lawyer from asserting personal opinions as to ... the guilt or innocence of the accused.”
the prosecutor called the defense witnesses “liars”

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Judges: Nelson, Turnage, Gray, Hunt, Weber

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