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· 9/22/2021

Kris Martinez v. the State of Texas

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  • holding “‘threats of immediate and great bodily harm’ [and] ‘force’ [are] two distinct and alternative theories provided by statute to establish lack of consent” in prosecution for rape under Idaho Code § 18-6101
  • holding “‘threats of immediate and great bodily harm’ [and] ‘force’ [are] two distinct and alternative theories provided by statute to establish lack of consent” in prosecution for rape under Idaho Code § 18-6101

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