Criminal – Child Rape – Nature Of Contact

By Deborah Elkins
Published: April 7, 2008

Although a girl’s testimony established that defendant, her mother’s live-in boyfriend, raped her the first time he molested her, her description of subsequent incidents of sexual contact describe “oral or intercourse sex” without specifying more precisely what conduct occurred, and the appellate court must reverse seven of eight counts of rape on which defendant was ...

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