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Talbert v. State

Citations

  • 239 S.W.3d 504
  • 367 Ark. 262
  • 2006 Ark. LEXIS 446

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that member of clergy had no liberty interest to engage in sexual activity through abuse of his position of trust and authority
  • holding that member of clergy had no liberty interest to engage in sexual activity through abuse of his position of trust and authority
  • upholding a statute that prohibits a member of the clergy from using his or her position of trust and authority to engage in sexual activity with a victim and finding Lawrence distinguishable
  • upholding a statute that prohibits a member of the clergy from using his or her position of trust and authority to engage in sexual activity with a victim and finding Lawrence distinguishable
  • upholding a statute that prohibits a member of the clergy from using his or her 36 position of trust and authority to engage in sexual activity with a victim and finding Lawrence distinguishable
  • defendant did not have fundamental right under Lawrence to use position of trust and authority as clergyman to engage in sexual conduct

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Judges: Robert L. Brown

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