Haslouer

People v. Haslouer

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145 Cal. Rptr. 234·1978 Cal. App. LEXIS 1554·79 Cal. App. 3d 818
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 12, 1978Crim. 9398California5,358 words

Opinion

Opinion

Gardner, J.

Defendant was convicted of four counts of sexually molesting Jana and Gina. He was acquitted of five similar counts against other children.

In count I, he was convicted of violation of Penal Code section 288 against Jana on or about July 2, 1976. In count II, he was convicted of violation of Penal Code section 288a against Jana on or about July 2, 1976. In count III, he was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of Gina on or about July 2, 1976. In count IV, he was convicted of violation of Penal Code section 288 against Jana on or about June 18, 1976. In counts V to IX, he was acquitted of similar offenses against Rebecca, Susan and his daughter, Lee Ann.

Since counts I, II and III all relate to the date of July 2, 1976, they may be discussed together.

Gina was a seventh grader. A few days prior to July 4, 1976, she received a call from her nine-year old sister, Jana, and defendant’s daughter, Lee Ann. They asked Gina to come to defendant’s house to look at some pictures. When she arrived, Gina was told that she would have to wear a T-shirt or she could not see the pictures. Defendant gave the girls T-shirts. They removed their clothing and put on the T-shirts.…

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