Commonwealth v. Comtois

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• where defendant had warned daughter that she would get in trouble if she told anyone, victim made initial disclosure two months later
• where defendant warned daughter that she would get in trouble if she told anyone, victim made initial disclosure two months later
• assailant threatened child sexual assault victim that she would “get in trouble” if she reported incidents
• child sexual assault victims reported incidents two months and one week after leaving defendant’s house
• assailant was related to, and lived in same household with, child sexual assault victims
• any error in failing to charge on unanimity as to any incident did not create substantial risk of miscarriage of justice

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).