Marshall v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ROBERTSON, Judge.
Thomas F. Marshall appeals his conviction of child molesting, a class D felony for which he received a sentence of one and one-half years. Marshall raises the following allegations of error:
I. The trial court committed error in admitting testimony of a prior consistent statement by the alleged victim in a child molesting case.
II. The trial court committed error in failing to grant Marshall's Motion to Correct Error and to order a new trial when it was determined that the State had failed to turn over an exculpatory statement which corresponded with and supported…
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