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· 4/26/2022

Kenneth Grabarczyk v. Joshua Stein

Citations

  • 32 F.4th 301

How courts have described this case

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  • SDP statute makes no reference to DSM-IV and does not limit mental conditions to those outlined in DSM-IV
  • uncharged conduct in follow-up report by police admissible where it related to sexual offense of which defendant was ultimately convicted
  • where defendant admitted raping fourteen year old girl and other sexual misconduct, reversal of SDP judgment not required even if it was error to admit police report setting forth victim's allegations
  • police reports relating to defendant's conviction of assault and battery admissible pursuant to G. L. c. 123A, § 14[c], where incident involved rape of a fourteen year old girl
  • \we need look no further than the language of § 14 [ c ]\

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