in the Interest of J. M. H. and G. M. H., Children

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• defendant \relied only on a generalized claim that the victim could have fabricated her account of the rape. Such unsupported assertions do not meet the defendant's threshold burden under Lampron\
• weight to give victim's potential motive to lie was question for jury
• defendant must have opportunity to impeach witness with evidence that she applied for visa that grants work authorization to noncitizen victims of crime who report crime to police, but visa application in this case was not \clearly ... relevant to a motive to lie\
• providing overview of U-Visa application process

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