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Brown v. State

Citations

  • 288 S.W.3d 226
  • 374 Ark. 341
  • 2008 Ark. LEXIS 535

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  • stating that we relied on an affidavit in the record but not included in the addendum where the substance of the affidavit was available elsewhere in the abstract and appendix
  • stating that we relied on an affidavit in the record but not included in the addendum where the substance of the affidavit was available elsewhere in the abstract and appendix
  • “Even though Appellant denied the allegations of sexually assaulting his daughter, the jury is not required to believe his self- serving testimony.”
  • the principle that a rape victim’s uncorroborated testimony constitutes substantial evidence to support a guilty verdict is likewise true with respect to sexual offenses other than rape
  • a rape victim’s testimony may constitute substantial evidence to sustain a conviction of rape

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Judges: Donald L. Corbin

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