State v. Eldredge
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ZIMMERMAN, Justice:
Defendant Richard M. Eldredge appeals from his jury conviction of four counts of sodomy on a child, in violation of section 76-5-403 of the Code. He makes several claims of error relating to, inter alia, the following: admission of the child victim’s testimony and hearsay statements, exclusion of polygraph evidence and evidence of a witness’s bias, sufficiency of the evidence, and failure to grant a motion for a new trial or an arrest of judgment based on exculpatory evidence discovered after trial. We affirm.
When Eldredge’s son was two years old, Eldredge and the boy’s…
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