United States v. Anthony Willoughby

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• concluding that section 1591 offense was complete when defendant left victim at client’s home knowing she would be caused to perform a sex act
• concluding that section 1591 offense was complete when defendant left victim at client’s home knowing she would be caused to perform a sex act
• holding that condoms and clothes manufactured out-of-state and cell-phone use sufficed to establish interstate nexus for sex trafficking conviction
• holding that evidence of false accusations is not excluded by Rule 412 because the “whole predicate” of such evidence is “that there was no other sexual behavior to begin with” (quotation marks omitted)
• holding that testimony of third-parties who were pimped by the defendant was relevant to prove that the defendant knew the area was a prostitution hub and that the victim would be caused to engage in a com mercial sex act when he left her there
• use of Chinese-made cell phone was evidence of the interstate commerce element

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).