Irish Court Rejects 'Present Perfect Continuous Tense' Appeal in Rape Case

An Irish court rejected an appeal argument based on 'present perfect continuous tense' from a Kerry man convicted of raping his younger brother for years, upholding his conviction from November 2024.

23 Jul, 17:10 — 23 Jul, 17:10

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Court rejects ‘present perfect continuous tense’ appeal argument from Kerry man who raped younger brother for years

Kelly, of Shronedraugh, Headford, Killarney, Co. Kerry, had denied all charges against him, but he was convicted following a trial in November 2024

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Irish Court Rejects 'Present Perfect Continuous Tense' Appeal in Rape Case

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Court rejects ‘present perfect continuous tense’ appeal argument from Kerry man who raped younger brother for years

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