DILLON, DEMONE D., PEOPLE v

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• finding that exclusion of evidence pertaining to victim’s credibility, which went to “the core” of the defense, was not harmless
• finding that exclusion of evidence pertaining to victim’s credibility, which went to “the core” of the defense, was not harmless
• finding that exclusion of evidence pertaining to victim’s credibility, which went to “the core” of the defense, was not harmless
• holding Rape Shield Law does not preclude sexual history - 18 - J-A21031-21 admitted for impeachment or exculpatory purposes
• agreeing that evidence of complainants prior sexual relations could establish motive to fabricate where defendant had previously told complainant’s boyfriend that she had cheated on the boyfriend
• “If the proffered evidence is not speculation or conjecture, the trial court must conduct an in[-]camera hearing.”

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