United States v. Rynning

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that expert testimony explaining the “behavioral characteristics or behavioral patterns of an alleged sexual abuse victim,” is helpful “‘especially where that behavior would seem to be counterintuitive’” (citation omitted)
• When appellant raised the issue that late and incomplete reporting showed lack of credibility, the Government “was entitled to rehabilitate their principal witness by explaining how her behavior did not necessarily undermine her credibility.”
• When appellant raised the issue that late and incomplete reporting showed lack of credibility, the Government \was entitled to rehabilitate their principal witness by explaining how her behavior did not necessarily undermine her credibility.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).