Sexual-conduct evidence limited in sexual assault cases
In Doe v. Superior Court (Mountain View School District), the Supreme Court today interprets several Evidence Code statutes as requiring careful assessments when a court is asked to override a general shield for plaintiffs in sexual harassment, assault, and battery cases from the introduction of evidence of their sexual conduct.
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