Webb v. Lambert

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• given the absence of any corroboration requirement in the rape statute, a victim’s testimony that she was raped by someone matching the defendant’s description was sufficient to sustain the rape conviction
• given the absence of any corroboration requirement in the rape statute, a victim’s testimony that she was raped by someone matching the defendant’s description was sufficient to sustain the rape conviction
• “[T]he testimony of a single witness is generally sufficient to establish a fact[,] . . . [a]nd the General Assembly long ago removed the corroboration requirement from the rape statute.” (punctuation and footnote omitted)

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