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Molina v. Commonwealth
060267 Molina v. Commonwealth 11/03/2006 In a prosecution for rape and forcible sodomy, the trial court did not err in granting an instruction permitting the jury to find that the rape was committed through th…
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060267 Molina v. Commonwealth 11/03/2006 In a prosecution for rape and forcible sodomy, the trial court did not err in granting a…
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060267 Molina v. Commonwealth 11/03/2006 In a prosecution for rape and forcible sodomy, the trial court did not err in granting an instruction permitting the jury to find that the rape was committed through the mental incapacity of the victim and did not err in finding the evidence sufficient to support the defendant's convictions. The evidence sufficiently indicated that defendant knew or should have known of the victim's mental incapacity at the time of the sexual acts constituting rape, and that he used force in the commission of sodomy. The defendant's convictions are affirmed.
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