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Court of Appeals of New York


The People v. Scott, 70

Conviction and sentencing of defendant for rape in the first degree, statutory rape, and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child is upheld, where trial court did not err: 1) in precluding evidence of victim's sexual conduct around the time of the incident pursuant to New York's rape shield law; and 2) in disqualifying one juror who expressed reservations about the absence of DNA evidence while failing to discharge another who was an acquaintance of the prosecutor.

Appellate Information

  • Decided 05/03/2011
  • Published 05/03/2011

Judges

  • JONES

Court

  • Court of Appeals of New York

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