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State v. Cunningham

Citations

  • 995 P.2d 561
  • 164 Or. App. 680
  • 2000 Ore. App. LEXIS 52

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  • holding that evidence of an STD is tantamount to evidence of past sexual behavior under Oregon Rule of Evidence 412 because STDs generally occur as the result of sexual intercourse or sexual contact
  • noting “the legal proposition that a proponent of a request to the court has the burden of demonstrating prima facie grounds for the relief requested”
  • determining whether trial court's failure to hold competency hearing had little likelihood of affecting jury's verdict
  • Evidence of a sexually transmitted disease is not admissible because if the disease is sexually transmitted, presence of the disease raises past sexual behavior
  • Evidence of a sexually transmitted disease is not admissible because if the disease is sexually transmitted, presence of the disease raises past sexual behavior

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Judges: Edmonds, Deits, Armstrong

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