State v. Bishop-McKean

How courts have described this case

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• finding sufficient evidence for corrupting the morals of a minor when a “37[- ]year[-]old man [had] sexual intercourse with a minor some 22 years younger, whom he had just met and who never voiced her consent but remained silent throughout the entire act”
• “In short, appellant contends that underlying criminal activity must be the requisite upon which a corruption of minors charge is placed.”

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