PAXIMUS
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I don't mean to pester you, but can you please explain *why* books/magazines/movies, etc spotlighting incest would be inadmissible as evidence in a case where someone is facing rape charges against a grandchild, daughter or niece.
I understand how this legal material could not be admissible in say for instance a crime such as embezzling-- sounds irrelevant to me unless there was a very strong connection between embezzling & incestuous abuse.
However, this legal material does sound very relevant...and I certainly understand any defense attorney worth his salt would argue for said legal material to *not* be admitted as evidence.
On what grounds would it not be admitted??
TIA!!
Because they are inflammatory. A decent lawyer can get them tossed easily.