Oldman v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Justice.
The primary claim of error presented by Steven Charles Oldman (Oldman), who was convicted of a violation of Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 6-2-502 (Lexis 1999), 1 is that an emergency room physician should not have been permitted to testify about statements made to him by the victim with respect to the identity of her assailant. An additional issue is raised' attacking the refusal of the trial court tci declare a mistrial after a prospective jüror, responding to a question by defense .counsel on voir dire, declared, in effect; that he thought Oldman was guilty. We hold that the hearsay…
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