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· 10/11/1915

St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Co. v. Nunley

Citations

  • 120 Ark. 268
  • 179 S.W. 369
  • 1915 Ark. LEXIS 47

How courts have described this case

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  • rejecting sufficiency challenge to first degree sexual assault conviction when complainant’s testimony, if credited, satisfied all ele- ments of § 53a-70 (a) (1)
  • defendant required to utilize available court procedures to protect rights, including requests for continuance
  • it was within trial court’s discretion ‘‘to exclude the [complainant’s] medical records, as they would not have disclosed material sufficiently probative of the defendant’s theory of defense to justify breaching their confidentiality’’

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Judges: Hart

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