wherein the court held that it is permissible to admit evidence showing acts of sexual intercourse, which occurred before and after the incident upon which the indictment for statutory rape rested, as tending to sustain the principal charge
Watson v. State
wherein the court held that it is permissible to admit evidence showing acts of sexual intercourse, which occurred before and after the incident upon which the indictment for statutory rape rested, as tending to sustain the principal charge
Staten v. State
wherein the court, in holding admissible the prosecutrix's testimony that the accused was the father of her child, found the evidence to be relevant as "support[ing] the affirmative of the issue that the defendant had sexual intercourse with the mother"
Watson v. State
