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· 6/8/2015

Chadric Luper v. State

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  • “law of sexual assault has traditionally recognized certain circum- stances under which an individual lacks the capacity to consent to sexual conduct and where sexual contact with that person thus constitutes sexual assault: where the victim is severely intoxicated”

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