State v. Soura
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BAKES, Chief Justice.
Defendant John Raoul Soura appeals from a conviction for rape and the infamous crime against nature. Soura’s rape conviction was based upon his having sexual intercourse with a woman who was incapable of giving legal consent due to unsoundness of mind. Soura was sentenced to a term of ten to fifteen years for rape, and a concurrent five-year term for the infamous crime against nature.
Soura was charged with raping a young married woman sometime during the month of April, 1987. He was also charged with committing the infamous crime against nature against the woman. The…
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