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People v. MacLeod

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  • 176 P.3d 75
  • 2008 WL 282169

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  • holding that a trial court’s interpretation of the rape-shield statute presented an appealable question of law under section 16-12-102(1)
  • the rape shield protections apply no matter the purpose for which the defendant intended to introduce the evidence at trial
  • the rape shield applies to evidence of a victim’s or witness’s prior or subsequent sexual conduct no matter 6 the purpose for which the propone nt intends to introduce the evidence at trial
  • “The rape shield statute was passed in the 1970s when the General Assembly, as part of a national trend, changed the common law understanding of sexual assault as a crime of passion and recognized it as a hostile crime of violence and domination.”

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Judges: Mullarkey

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