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2001-12-03 |
YNARES-SANTIAGO, J. |
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| The prosecution sufficiently established the commission of the crime of rape on two occasions through the testimony of complainant,[4] which the trial court found to be both credible and convincing. It is settled that the determination of competence and credibility of a child as a witness rests primarily with the trial judge. The testimony of a child witness, if credible by itself, shall be sufficient to support a finding of fact, conclusion or judgment subject to standard proof.[5] | |||||