Judge Allows Two Limited ‘Other-acts’ Witnesses; Expert Debate Over Suture Exams, Gloves and Penetration Anchors Closing Arguments In the Neer Banure trial in Jefferson County’s 252nd District Court the judge permitted two prior-acts witnesses to testify for the limited purpose of intent and absence of mistake; testimony and expert evidence focused on how inner-thigh sutures are examined, whether glove use is standard, and whether the victim’s description meets the legal definition of penetration.

In a gripping courtroom battle, a judge allowed two prior patients to testify about unsettling experiences during surgeries, raising crucial questions about intent and the legal definition of penetration.

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