State v. Panduro

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• con- cluding that evidence of the defendant’s uncharged miscon- duct was relevant to explain the victim’s fear of the defen- dant
• evidence of the defendant’s interactions with the victim was relevant to explain delayed reporting of abuse and was admissible in the state’s case-in-chief
• con- cluding that evidence of the defendant’s uncharged miscon- duct was relevant to explain the victim’s fear of the defen- dant
• the defendant’s uncharged acts toward the sexual abuse victim were allowed to establish the vic- tim’s fear of the defendant and the reason for her delayed reporting
• the defendant’s uncharged acts toward the sexual abuse victim were admitted to show the victim’s fear of the defendant and hence the reason for her delayed reporting of the abuse

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