State v. Woodward
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
Petrich, A.C.J.
Defendant, Richard Woodward, appeals his conviction of first degree statutory rape. His assignments of error raise four issues: (1) Whether statements made by the victim were properly admitted as excited utterances under ER 803(a)(2); (2) whether the victim was competent to testify; (3) whether evidence of another possible cause of injury was properly excluded; and (4) whether a mistrial should have been declared because of newspaper publicity during the trial. We affirm.
The defendant lived across the street from the 5 V2-year-old girl victim. The testimony indicated the…
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