MARCEL A. WRIGHT v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• distinguishing verdicts that are \impossible at law\ or that concern crimes that require a \united act\ from other types of inconsistent verdicts
• defendant was convicted of aggravated rape, which included additional \statutory element\ of joint enterprise, and forcible child rape
• Commonwealth must prove beyond reasonable doubt that at least two individuals committed rape to establish joint enterprise
• counsel not ineffective despite failure to 26 seek redaction of medical records that named defendant and contained \sexual assault\ diagnosis where defense was that victim fabricated incident
• evidence in medical record that victim had been raped vaginally but not orally admitted as \an act of discretion\ where counsel failed to subpoena victim's medical records pursuant to G. L. c. 233, §§ 79, 79G

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