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Wilson v. State

Citations

  • 90 S.W.3d 391
  • 2002 Tex. App. LEXIS 7360
  • 2002 WL 31311631

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  • noting that “[djuring closing arguments, the State emphasized to the jurors that they were the judges of [complainantj’s credibility and never referred to [inadmissible] testimony about the percentage of children who lie about being sexually abused” in finding error harmless
  • noting that “[d]uring closing arguments, the State emphasized to the jurors that they were the judges of [complainant]’s credibility and never referred to [inadmissible] testimony about the percentage of children who lie about being sexually abused” in finding error harmless
  • error was harmless where complainant testified “with specific detail that Wilson sexually assaulted her on numerous occasions while she was between the ages of six and eleven” and complainant’s outcries were corroborated by medical evidence
  • medical records of complainant’s pregnancy and defendant’s flight provided independent support for complainant’s testimony

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Judges: Morris, Moseley, Francis

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