Victim testified credibly about sexual assault

Where appellant argues his conviction of aggravated sexual battery of a child over the age of 13 by a step-grandparent should be overturned because the child’s testimony was not credible, we will not disturb the trial court’s credibility determinations. Credibility “Mitchell argues that B.S.’s testimony was inconsistent and therefore not credible. However, the trial court accepted B.S.’s ...

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Victim testified credibly about sexual assault

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