Cal.Sup.Ct.
S192531
The California Supreme Court affirmed a decision of the court of appeal. The court held that evidence of both charged and uncharged sex offenses is admissible to show a defendants propensity to commit a sex crime.
July 30, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Cal.Sup.Ct.
S192531
The California Supreme Court affirmed a decision of the court of appeal. The court held that evidence of both charged and uncharged sex offenses is admissible to show a defendants propensity to commit a sex crime.
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