State v. Gibson
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtUtter, J.
Two brothers, Norman and Phillip Gibson, were charged with and convicted of assault. They raise two questions on appeal. These are, whether the court erred in admitting a police guard’s testimony regarding a statement made by Norman Gibson to a doctor while the guard was present 'and whether the admission of this statement was error requiring reversal of the convictions of the two brothers. We hold the physician-patient privilege forbids the use of the statement of Norman Gibson and that as to him, a reversal of the verdict and new trial are necessary. We further hold its admission was not…
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