People v. Sallis
Colorado Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge PIERCE.
In this prosecution for sexual assault on a child, the People appeal from a ruling of the trial court limiting the scope of cross-examination of defendant, Daniel V. Sallis, II, and from a ruling concerning the procedure followed in that cross-examination. We disapprove the rulings.
Defendant, a friend of the victim’s mother, was accused of sexually assaulting the victim, a young boy, after having invited him on a motorcycle ride.
At trial, as a means to assist him in deciding whether to testify in his own defense, defendant requested a ruling as to the permissible scope…
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