People v. Morgan
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
JONES, J.
Appellant David Morgan was charged by information with seven counts based on his alleged battery of Julie Parker.
On February 5, 1995, the date of the alleged battery, Parker told one sheriff’s deputy that Morgan had beaten her. However, at trial, Parker testified that on the date in question she was hallucinating and that Morgan was merely restraining her so that she would not leave the apartment. Parker also testified that she sustained some of her injuries as a result of falling and hitting her face on the floor.
In response to the fact that Parker had changed her description…
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