United States v. Ronald Kaye St. Pierre

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• holding that the scientific community has not been shown to recognize the existence of identifiable traits common to rapists
• clinical psychologist's testimony as to certain traits and characteristics of sexually abused children as compared with those exhibited by child-victim was admissible
• expert can inform jury of characteristics found in sexually abused children and describe characteristics alleged victim exhibits
• expert can inform jury of characteristics found in sexually abused children and describe characteristics alleged victim exhibits

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