This document is a page from a court transcript (Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE, filed Aug 10, 2022) discussing the admissibility of photographic evidence of a massage room. The court rules that structural features like bookcases are admissible to corroborate the witness 'Jane's' testimony regarding the room's layout, but moveable objects like pictures on the wall must be redacted because Jane did not recall them and they risk prejudice. The text references 'Jane' testifying that she was abused in that room.
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| Jane | Witness / Victim |
Testified about the layout of the massage room and that she was abused there; testified she did not look at the art o...
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| Southern District Reporters, P.C. |
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| Fifth Circuit |
Cited in legal precedent (United States v. Diecidue)
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| The Government |
Discussed in relation to arguments made about the photos and Jane's testimony.
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| DOJ |
Implied by Bates stamp DOJ-OGR
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The specific room being discussed regarding photos, structural features, and where the abuse occurred.
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"But the pictures on the wall must be redacted from these photos."Source
"Indeed, the government admits that it would not argue the particular pictures in the photos were presented while Jane testified she was abused."Source
"The presence of the pictures, therefore, cannot corroborate Jane's testimony and the pictures on the wall risk prejudice"Source
"These are structural features of the massage room, not moveable objects that are unlikely to have changed during the interveining period."Source
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