State v. Kallin

STEWART, Associate Chief Justice:

A jury convicted James Kallin of rape of a child, a first degree felony, and the trial court sentenced Kallin to a prison term of five years to life. On appeal, Kallin asserts that this Court should reverse his conviction because the trial court erred in five eviden-tiary rulings: (1) the State’s expert witness was allowed to affirm the credibility of the victim; (2) the expert was permitted to testify, in effect, that the victim fit the profile of a sexually abused child; (3) the defendant was prohibited from eliciting expert testimony that defendant was not…