COMMONWEALTH v. GUSTAVO GONZALEZ SANTOS.

How courts have described this case

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• \The sworn testimony of the victim of a sexual assault . . . is evidence of the facts asserted\
• no corroboration or supporting evidence required where victim's testimony alone established all elements of crime
• \A defendant who forces or induces a child to touch the defendant's body in an indecent manner satisfies the intentional touching element\
• victim's testimony alone, if believed by jury, sufficient to support conviction of rape of child and indecent assault and battery on child under age of fourteen
• sufficient evidence where defendant grabbed victim's hand and placed it on his penis
• conviction may be supported by \victim's testimony alone\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).