Villalon v. State

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• holding that evidence may not be isolated for scrutiny but that all evidence must be considered
• holding that child victims cannot be expected to communicate with the ability and clarity of a mature adult
• holding that evidence may not be iso- tional trier of fact could have found the essential ele- lated for scrutiny but that all evidence must be consid- ments of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt. Jackson ered
• determining that a child victim’s use of unsophisticated terminology can establish the element of penetration beyond a reasonable doubt
• concluding child victim = s unsophisticated terminology alone established element of penetration beyond a reasonable doubt
• concluding a child complainant’s unsophisticated terminology alone established element of penetration beyond a reasonable doubt

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