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· 9/15/1993

United States v. Kermit Oris Bear Stops

Citations

  • 997 F.2d 451
  • 1993 WL 239929

How courts have described this case

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

  • noting that where evidence of prior sex abuse was uncontroverted, the -8- potential for jury confusion was minimal
  • reversing conviction where exclusion of testimony was disproportionate to the interests that exclusion sought to serve
  • reversing conviction where exclusion of testimony was disproportionate to the interests that exclusion sought to serve
  • reversing conviction where district court limited admission of evidence relating to previous sexual assault on victim to establish alternative explanation for why victim exhibited behavior of sexually abused child
  • discussing the options, but making clear that it could not be “so sanitized that it [would be] insufficient to support the purpose for which it was offered”
  • reversing conviction where district court limited admission of evidence relating to previous sexual assault on victim to establish alternative explanation for why victim exhibited behavior of sexually abused child

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Judges: Bowman, Wollman, Hansen

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