Idaho Supreme Court· 8/2/1990

State v. Martin

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796 P.2d 1007
118 Idaho 334
1990 Ida. LEXIS 127

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admitting evidence of defendant’s prior sexual assaults to show identity because in all the incidents the intruder wore a mask, held a young woman’s kitchen knife to her throat, committed a forcible sex offense, and then discarded the knife while fleeing without taking anything else
admitting evidence of defendant’s prior sexual assaults to show identity because in all the incidents the intruder wore a mask, held a young woman’s kitchen knife to her throat, committed a forcible sex offense, and then discarded the knife while fleeing without taking anything else
period of ten and twelve years not found to be remote where defendant was incarcerated nearly the entire period
period of ten and twelve years not found to be remote where defendant was incarcerated nearly the entire period
period of ten and twelve years not found to be remote where defendant was incarcerated nearly the entire period
period of ten and twelve years not found to be remote where defendant was incarcerated nearly the entire period

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Judges: Bakes, Johnson, Bistline, Boyle, McDevitt

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