Pope v. State

Barnes, Judge.

Grady Loyd Pope appeals his conviction for two counts of forcible rape of his granddaughters. He was sentenced on both counts to twenty years in prison with ten years to serve in confinement and the remaining ten years to be served on probation. Both sentences were to run concurrently. On appeal, Pope contends that the trial court erred by refusing to admit evidence that the victim made prior false allegations, by limiting his cross-examination of certain witnesses, by excluding some of his witnesses, and by excluding a witness’s prior consistent statement. Finding no reversible…