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Federal Rules of Evidence 413 and 415

Rules 413 and 415 of the Federal Rules of Evidence, which allow for the admission of evidence of other sexual-assault acts in sexual-assault cases, and their application in high-profile civil suits such as Carroll v. Trump.

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How have prior-act evidence rules (Federal Rules 413/415) been applied in sexual-assault suits involving high-profile defendants like Trump?

Federal Rules of Evidence 413 and 415 broaden the circumstances under which evidence of other sexual-assault acts can be admitted, and courts have applied those rules to admit testimony and recordings...