The accused, William Manroe, was charged with sexual assault.
The complainant, S.G., testified that she awoke to the accused sexually assaulting her after inviting him to sleep in her bed.
She attempted to stop the assault by turning away and later by masturbating him, but he persisted and eventually penetrated her.
The accused claimed the sexual activity was consensual, initiated by the complainant.
The court rejected the accused's evidence, finding it incredible and internally incompatible.
The court accepted the complainant's evidence as credible and reliable, concluding that she did not consent to any sexual activity.
The accused was found guilty.
