In Re: Chester Water Auth Pet: Chester County

How courts have described this case

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• placing no weight on the fact that the court also acquitted the defendant on two counts where \there was no evidence whatsoever as to those [counts}\ (emphases added)
• photograph of the male defendant in a sexually turgid state was unduly prejudicial where impotence or sexual dysfunction was not “directly or inferentially” relevant to the case
• photograph of a rape defendant naked and in an aroused state was not probative of the question of whether he committed the rape of the minor
• prejudicial error to admit photograph of male defendant in sexually turgid state where impotence or sexual dysfunction “was not, directly or inferentially, relevant to any issue in the case”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).