State v. Luckett
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Michael J. Corrigan, Presiding Judge.
The state of Ohio herein appeals from the judgment of the trial court, subsequent to an evidentiary hearing, to grant the appellee, Frederick F. Luckett, a new trial on two counts each of rape, kidnapping, and robbery, for which he was convicted in 1979. The appellee’s motion for a new trial was premised on DNA analysis of a seminal fluid allegedly showing that appellee was excluded as the source of the sperm obtained via a vaginal swab from one of the victims soon after she was raped.
On September 6,1979, appellee was indicted for two counts of rape, two…
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