In Com. v. Starkus, 69 Mass. App. Ct. 326, 867 N.E.2d 811 (2007) the court observed that follow-up police report describing uncharged acts of sexual misconduct involving two young girls, ages 11 and 13, during course of investigation for rape of 14-year-old was related to sex offense, and thus, was admissible in proceedings to commit convicted sex offender as sexually dangerous person; report was relevant to show pattern of conduct and probable existence of same passion or emotion at time at issue, and encounters described by girls occurred close in time to rape.
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I was charged with second degree child abuse and second degree assault of my daugther. On Oct.8,2008 I spanked her for getting in trouble at school. I’ve never been in trouble before or arrest and I don’t abuse my daugther I Love her with all my heart.
Frequently, clients are accused of child abuse incorrectly. It is important to defend against an allegation of child abuse so that you are not labeled as an abuser.