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evidenceevidencedocument2026 Criminal Trial288, 289, and 290The sections described clinical stability, a reported denial of hallucinatory experiences before or since the event, intact reality testing and no observable psychosis. The court admitted the three sections without defense objection.
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288, 289, and 290

The sections described clinical stability, a reported denial of hallucinatory experiences before or since the event, intact reality testing and no observable psychosis. The court admitted the three sections without defense objection.

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  • Three sections of the Tewksbury records: pages eleven thirty-six, eleven sixty-eight, and eleven seventy

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Sprague used these treatment entries to contrast Resnick's opinion with descriptions of clinical stability and no observable psychosis.

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