In re Disciplinary Proceedings Against Rinzel

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• evidence including victim’s testimony was sufficient to sustain a conviction for rape, incest, sexual battery, and aggravated child molestation
• evidence was sufficient to support incest conviction where father touched his daughter’s genitals and engaged in sexual intercourse with her
• “Georgia law does not require corroboration of a sexual crime victim’s testimony.”
• “Georgia law does not require corroboration of a sexual crime victim’s testimony.”
• rape and incest convictions predicated on same act of penetration did not merge because State must prove lack of consent to establish crime of rape and must prove that victim was of certain relation to defendant to establish crime of incest
• corroboration of a sexual crime victim's testimony is not required

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