Moseley v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
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Lorene Moseley was convicted by a Montgomery County jury of sexual abuse in the first degree and was given a suspended sentence of five years' imprisonment. She appeals on eleven different grounds.
The facts of this case are particularly sordid; appellant's conviction arises from her attempt to induce her twelve-year-old daughter to commit and submit to certain sexual acts with a man who was the appellant's boyfriend. The child, who lived with her grandmother,…
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