People’s Response to Defense Motion to Dismiss for Violation of Right to Speedy Trial (State of Colorado v. Jason Groshart)

These case documents pertain to the 2004 Colorado sexual-assault case, State of Colorado v. Jason Groshart, and collectively outline the prosecution’s strategic positions concerning the admissibility of evidence, the treatment of Forensic Genetic Genealogy (FGG) in both discovery and trial proceedings, and the constitutional challenges raised by the defense. The...

Prosecution’s notice of intent to not mention the use of Forensic Genetic Genealogy at the trial of a Colorado sexual assault case that occurred in 2004...

Prosecution’s response to the defense’s motion to dismiss the trial due to “outrageous government conduct” in a Colorado sexual assault case that occurred in 2004. Prosecution advances the position that surreptitious collection of property abandoned by the defendant which was used for Forensic Genetic Genealogy does not constitute outrageous government...

Prosecution’s motion to admit evidence of a prior act of the defendant in a Colorado sexual assault case that occurred in 2004. The prosecution seeks admission of incriminating items that share commonalities with evidence in the 2004 sexual assault the defendant possessed during an arrest in 2007 and provides an...

Prosecution’s argument to block discovery of the Forensic Genetic Genealogy (FGG) investigative process in a Colorado sexual assault case that occurred in 2004. The prosecution seeks an ex parte, in camera hearing outside the presence of the defense to present to the court the FGG process and techniques and to...