Vernon Bernard Moss v. State of Florida

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• “[A] comment by a prosecutor that the defendant has not before offered the explanation of events he offers at trial is improper.”
• “M.A.’s testimony establishes only that [the appellant] has a propensity to touch women’s bodies offensively, without their consent. This type of propensity evidence is inadmissible and presumptively harmful.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).