United States v. Gamble
United States Court of Military Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court
EVERETT, Chief Judge:
At Lieutenant Gamble’s general court-martial before members for rape, forcible sodomy, and conduct unbecoming an offi*299cer by wrongfully having sexual intercourse with a soldier’s fiancée,1 the adversarial spotlight quite clearly focused on the question: Did she consent? To prove lack of consent, the prosecution successfully sought to introduce testimony regarding a prior act of uncharged sexual misconduct by Gamble. In so doing, it raised evidentiary issues now before us for review. Also, the defense claims that the military judge erred in not…
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