United States v. Juvenile Male R.E.J.

MAGNUSON, District Judge.

R.E.J., a juvenile who was convicted in a court trial of two counts of sexual abuse, appeals his conviction. The Appellant contends the evidence is insufficient to sustain his conviction. We affirm.

Appellant’s cousin, a ten-year old female, reported to her school guidance counselor on April 21, 1992 that she had been sexually abused by R.E.J. on the preceding night. Also on April 21 she was seen by a doctor, who testified that the medical evidence indicated the victim had suffered at least forcible digital penetration of the hymen and possibly penile penetration of…