Ames & Frost v. Heslet

How courts have described this case

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• holding that because the defendant contended that he did not intend to commit forcible rape, but instead intended to participate in consensual sexual intercourse, the element of intent was a material fact in issue
• holding that because the defendant contended that he did not intend to commit forcible rape, but instead intended to participate in consensual sexual intercourse, the element of intent was a material fact in issue
• “Evidence of sexual activity offered merely to impeach the -5- credibility of the witness is not material to a fact at issue in the case and must be excluded.”

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