Matter of Morgan v. Kinray, Inc.

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• suggesting that attempting to take off one’s own pants and passing out on top of a child may be sufficient to establish attempted sexual assault
• suggesting that attempting to take off one’s own pants and passing out on top of a child may be sufficient to establish attempted sexual assault
• stating that propensity evidence must fit into one of the offenses proscribed by the evidentiary rule
• explaining that in order for evidence of bad conduct to be admissible under FRE 413, such evidence must fit into one of the offenses listed in that rule
• noting that we properly accord deference to the trial judge regarding the application of evidentiary rules that “require a balancing of how particular evidence might affect the jury”
• noting mere solicitation is generally insufficient to constitute an attempted sexual act

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).