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HECTOR RILEY v. HER MAJESTY'S ADVOCATE

[1999] ScotHC 167High Court of Justiciary1999

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“Accordingly there was clear evidence of penetration from F., but in the absence of any forensic evidence the only corroboration could come from A.”

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