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A defendant's statements to a psychologist during a court-ordered evaluation could not be used in the criminal proceeding against him for the alleged sexual abuse of his stepdaughter, Pennsylvania's Superior Court has ruled. The court found the defendant's right was violated because counsel was not present when he made the statements, and he was not informed that his statements could be used in court.
December 29, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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