State v. Jalette

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that evidence of other sexual misconduct is “uniquely apt to arouse the jury’s hostility”
• recognizing that evidence of other sexual misconduct is \uniquely apt to arouse the jury's hostility\
• “Assuming that evidence of other crimes will be admitted, attention should be paid to the manner in which this evidence is presented to the jury.”
• explaining that prosecution’s failure to introduce demeanor evidence precluded a finding of excited utterance
• explaining that prosecution’s failure to introduce demeanor evidence precluded a finding of excited utterance
• complaining witness’s statement made more than a day after alleged sexual assault “stretches the [excited] utterance exception far beyond its - 13 - breaking point” when prosecution failed to show statement was spontaneous response to stress of event

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).