· 4/27/2022
In the Interest of B.D. and C.D., Minor Children
How courts have described this case
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- finding sufficient evidence of force where the defendant “nudged” the victim onto the floor, lay on top of her, and removed multiple layers of clothing without the victim’s assistance, and where the victim cried and told him “no”
- first complaint doctrine does not prevent defendant from strategic development of evidence about victim's complaints
- not error for prosecutor to use \incident\ to refer to alleged rapes
- cross-examination on complaint testimony opens door for Commonwealth to address topic
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