Shaken Baby Syndrome Topics
- circuit court case
- subdural hematoma
- commonwealth of kentucky
- criminal abuse
- first degree
- retinal hemorrhaging
- grand jury
- defendant
- medical records
- fractures
- cr
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Commonwealth Of Kentucky VS. Christopher A. Davis, Greenup Circuit Court CASE NO.04-CR 205 A Grand Jury had indicted the defendant of first-degree criminal abuse by violently shaking a child. The Defendant alleges that the child's medical records indicate that the only significant injury for the victim was a subdural hematoma and retinal hemorrhaging and there was no significant bruising, fractures, or evidence of impact. The Commonwealth's case was based upon the theory of shaken baby syndrome.
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