Bandy, Jason L. v. State, COCA Case No. S-2007-1212 (August 6, 2008)
(State Appeals; Evidence, Expert Testimony) Trial court’s suppression of results of DUI blood test affirmed because it was not done pursuant to statutory provisions. State appeal failed to show that suppressed evidence formed a substantial part of the proof of case against defendant for negligent homicide.

Brown, Tony Carnell v. State, COCA Case No. F-2007-987 (October 10, 2008)
(Jury Instructions, Lesser Offenses; Evidence, Expert Testimony) Trial court should have given lesser included offense instructions. Error for State’s witness to testify that based on neurolinguistic training, the defendant lied in his statement. Reversed and remanded for new trial.

Causey, Charles v. State, COCA Case No. F-2006-991 (June 29, 2007)
(Evidence, Sufficiency; Evidence, Expert Testimony) Lewd Molestation case reversed and remanded for new trial because "trial court erred in failing to make a record of any hearing on the admissibility of any out-of-court statements by the minor victim, including a finding that the statements were reliable and trustworthy...," and because the State’s expert erred when she stated the victim was telling the truth.

Chambers, Dale Anthony v. State, COCA Case No. F-2010-1079 (July 13, 2012)
(Sixth Amendment; Evidence, Expert Testimony) Sexual assault exam report generated by members of multi-disciplinary team was prepared for use in a criminal trial, and "falls under the category of testimonial evidence subject to the confrontation clause." Admission of the report violated 6^th Amendment unless declarants were unavailable or defense had prior opportunity to cross examine the non-testifying witnesses.

Grieves, William, F-1999-589, May 24, 2000
(Evidence, Expert Witness, vouching for credibility of child witness; reliability hearing for child victim)

Lamb, Oscar Lee v. State, COCA Case No. F-2002-1370, (December 2, 2003)
(Evidence - Expert Testimony) Admission of expert testimony regarding truthfulness of victim was plain error. Two counts of rape by instrumentation reversed for new trial.

Ray, Gene Paul v. State, COCA Case No. F-2001-338, (September 6, 2002)
(Evidence - Expert Testimony; Evidence - Vouching; Evidence - Other Crimes. ) Trial Court committed reversible error when it allowed a Special Advocate to prosecute Appellant; admitted evidence regarding "Child Accommodation Syndrome" was misused; the State bolstered alleged child victims' testimony by first presenting hearsay testimony of their parents; and when it allowed the State to improperly impeach the Appellant. Reversed and remanded for new trial.

Resendez, Robert, F-1998-921, Sept. 17, 1999
(Evidence, Expert Testimony, vouching for truthfulness of prosecutrix)

Rowan, Jeffrey Eugene v. State, COCA Case No. F-2009-385 (June 3, 2011)
(Evidence, Expert Testimony) Newly discovered evidence that SANE nurse had lost her license due to prescription drug abuse (occurring at time nurse examined child and testified). COCA finds the evidence relevant to credibility and critical to jury’s determination of guilt. Child Sexual Abuse, 35 years, remanded for new trial.