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Case No. 2011-2094 State of Ohio v. Van Williams Expand
 
 
September 25, 2012
09-25-2012
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Prosecutor Challenges Appellate Ruling Barring 'Other Acts' Evidence to Show Defendant's Plan to Sexually Abuse Teen

State of Ohio v. Van Williams, Case no. 2011-2094

Eighth District Court of Appeals (Cuyahoga County)

ISSUE: In a case involving alleged sexual abuse of a teenage male by a male adult after he established a relationship as the victim's mentor, do the Ohio Rules of Evidence allow the state to introduce at trial "other acts" evidence disclosing to the jury that the defendant engaged in a sexual relationship with a different teenaged male 12 years earlier, at a time when Williams was that boy's high school sports coach?
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00:00:48 Allan Regas for the state
00:18:02 Peter Glenn-Applegate for amicus curiae the Ohio Attorney General on behalf of the state
00:18:46 Stephen Goldmeier for Van Williams
00:34:45 Summation: Peter Glenn-Applegate for amicus curiae the Ohio Attorney General on behalf of the state
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