Johnson v. Gilkeson

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• upholding the admission of evidence of prior sexual contact with the victim as probative of the defendant’s intent at the time of the alleged assault
• prior sexual contact with victim is admissible to show intent to touch this victim for sexual gratification
• prior sexual contact with victim admissible to show intent to touch victim for sexual gratification
• State proffered that victim would testify that defendant had sexually assaulted her on prior occasions
• defendant could not complain of error on appeal when he failed to request limiting instruction or object to its absence at trial
• defendant need not object contemporaneously when prior bad acts evidence admitted at trial, when objection to admissibility of such evidence made during pretrial hearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).