United States v. Jermaine Roy

How courts have described this case

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• holding that prior acts of prostitution are irrelevant to “whether [the defendant] beat her, threatened her, and took the money she made from prostitution in order to cause her to engage in commercial sex”
• Brady not violated where the prosecution withheld information about the victim's lie to law enforcement because the information was a matter of public record in a published opinion of the Supreme Court of Arkansas
• “The victim’s participation in prostitution either before or after the time period in the indictment has no relevance to whether [the defendant] beat her, threatened her, and took the money she made from prostitution in order to cause her to engage in commercial sex.”
• “The victim's participation in prostitution either before or after the time period in the indictment has no relevance to whether [the defendant] beat her, threatened her, and took the money she made from prostitution in order to cause her to engage in commercial sex.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).