Kenison v. State

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• concluding that evidence of deterioration of victim’s relationship with defendant and history of nonconsensual contacts were admissible to evaluate whether victim’s fear was reasonable
• allowing tire jury to consider evidence of the couple’s deteriorating relationship and a long series of noneonsensual contacts for the purposes of evaluating whether the victim's fear was reasonable
• State was entitled to introduce evidence of defendant's \entire course of non-consensual contact\ with stalking victim and his repeated harassment and threats offered to prove victim's fear of defendant

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