Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 160. köideFox Publishing Company, 1993 |
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... held on June 6. On October 9 , the court granted defendant's motion to review bail and released defendant into his mother's custody . Defendant remained free until November 14 , when he was arrested for violating one of the conditions ...
... held on June 6. On October 9 , the court granted defendant's motion to review bail and released defendant into his mother's custody . Defendant remained free until November 14 , when he was arrested for violating one of the conditions ...
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... held that expert testimony that children suffering from post - traumatic stress disorder do not fabricate stories about sexual abuse was not admissible under V.R.E. 702. 148 Vt . at 370-71 , 534 A.2d at 188. Because the expert also ...
... held that expert testimony that children suffering from post - traumatic stress disorder do not fabricate stories about sexual abuse was not admissible under V.R.E. 702. 148 Vt . at 370-71 , 534 A.2d at 188. Because the expert also ...
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... held without bail where sufficient admissible evidence would show that evidence of guilt was great . Vt . Const . ch . II , § 40 ; 13 V.S.A. § 7553 . 3. Bail - Pretrial Detention - Generally In cases where constitutional right to bail ...
... held without bail where sufficient admissible evidence would show that evidence of guilt was great . Vt . Const . ch . II , § 40 ; 13 V.S.A. § 7553 . 3. Bail - Pretrial Detention - Generally In cases where constitutional right to bail ...
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