Rawlings v. Bean

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• holding that record on appeal was insufficient to determine whether trial court abused its discretion in denying motion to dismiss in part because the record did not include the basis for the trial court’s decision
• moving party has the burden of providing the supreme court with a sufficient record to decide the issue
• consolidation of charges alleging that in 1984, thé defendant had committed aggravated felonious sexual assault against one child and, in 1988, had committed felonious sexual assault against child’s friend

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