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Courtroom use of hospital records in sexual assault cases.

Some victims of sexual assault whom nurses see in hospital emergency rooms may well become criminal court cases. There, the victim's hospital record, with or without testimony from the hospital staff who treated the victim, will become important and may be used to corroborate or weaken the victim's claim of rape or other sexual assault. The importance of care and precision in writing such records is obvious when one sees how both prosecutor and defense counsel use them.