People v. Williams
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWilliams, J.
(for reversal). Defendants in this case have called into question the constitutionality of Michigan’s "rape shield” law, which is set forth in the margin below. MCL 750.520j; MSA 28.788(10) (also referred to hereinafter as § 520J'). 1 All four defendants herein were prosecuted on charges of first-degree criminal sexual conduct; all four defendants asserted at trial that the complainant had consented to the various acts of sexual intercourse with them as a group. In support of this defense the defendants sought to present evidence that the complainant had had prior sexual relations with one of…
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