Forensic psychiatry & mental health law

Psychiatry & Law Radar

Wed 30 SepCASE

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STATE V. JOSE T.

— STAFF
We further conclude, however, that the error was not of constitutional magnitude and that it is not reasonably probable that the erroneous instruction misled the jury in reaching its verdict.

Conn. Sup. Ct. · affirmed

Whether barring jurors from weighing the mere fact of a victim's delayed disclosure is harmful error when the defense attacked that delay.

https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/10983213/state-v-jose-t/