Wilde v. State
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HILL, Chief Justice.
[¶ 1] Appellant, Dannie L. Wilde, Jr. (Wilde), contends that the State and the district court committed a series of errors during his trial, which are so serious that his conviction for first-degree sexual assault1 must be reversed. Wilde contends: The trial court erred in determining that the child witnesses were competent and that their testimony was not "tainted;" the district court allowed the admission of multiple, hearsay repetitions of the victim's story; witnesses were allowed to vouch for the credibility of the victim; the district court allowed the admission of…
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