State v. Morey

How courts have described this case

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• stating that, in a criminal context, the Supreme Court would admit testimony that simply demonstrated that the complainant's testimony never vari ed
• observing “an almost universally recognized exception to Rule 404(b) for the admission of evidence of uncharged sexual misconduct to show lustful disposition or sexual propensity”
• “Because the uncharged acts were related so closely in both time and place to the charged acts * * * committed by the defendant and were so intricately interwoven with the charged acts, their admission was proper.” -7- citing State v. Gomes, 690 A.2d 310, 316 (R.I. 1997

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