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To: george wythe
A 72-hour period is a reasonable time, since her sex history 4 days before and 4 days after is excluded.

The court DENIED the 72-hour limit. The defense, according to court documents, plans to ask testimony from the accuser on the girls sexual activity over a two-year period.

15 posted on 03/11/2004 1:54:54 PM PST by A_Niceguy_in_CA
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To: A_Niceguy_in_CA
Sorry I read too quickly. I stand corrected.

If the defense can go further than 72 hours in any time direction, then Mackey will likely win this case.

I thought that Bryant's accuser had enough sexual encounters with other men in that short period of time to create reasonable doubt. Obviously, Mackey won big today.

20 posted on 03/11/2004 2:01:40 PM PST by george wythe
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To: A_Niceguy_in_CA
"The defense, according to court documents, plans to ask testimony from the accuser on the girls sexual activity over a two-year period."

I'd like to be a fly on the wall when the prosecutor shows the girl in question the Defense Witness List. That's going to be the moment of truth.

Michael

22 posted on 03/11/2004 2:04:20 PM PST by Wright is right! (It's amazing how fun times when you're having flies.)
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