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Ruling Allows Girl To Testify Against Nebraska City Preacher

NEBRASKA CITY- District Judge Julie Smith has ruled in favor of prosecutors seeking to provide the testimony of a second alleged victim at the trial of Nebraska City preacher Larry Mullins. Nebraska courts typically do not allow testimony about past acts that are intended to show that a person is guilty of a current charge, but Otoe County Attorney David Partsch asked the court to allow the testimony of a girl, who said she was sexually assaulted by Mullins when she was six years old. The judge said she disagreed with the defense's position that since there was no prior conviction and no charges filed, there was no prior offense. … More

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