Lynne Curtin’s Daughter Alexa Curtin Pleads Judge Not To Ban The Word ‘Rape’ In Upcoming Trial!

Alexa Curtin, daughter of former Real Housewives of Orange County star Lynne Curtin is pleading with a California judge to not ban the word “rape” during the upcoming court trial for her rape lawsuit, according to court records obtained by Radar Online.

As previously reported, Curtin’s daughter filed a civil lawsuit accusing Orange County Sheriff, Deputy Nicholas Lee Caropino, of raping her last April, and it’s just about to go to trial. Curtin is demanding the defendant not be allowed to silence her over the alleged assault.

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Curtin’s plea comes on the heels of a motion filed by the County of Orange asking the judge to ban any mention of the word “rape” during the trial on account that it could likely induce the jury to make a decision based off an “improper, emotional basis that would prejudice and confuse the jurors.”

The defendant argues Alexa was never detained, never under arrest and was not under investigation at the time of the alleged assault. Documents claim Caropino simply “entered plaintiff’s vehicle and sat in the passenger’s seat,” arguing there is no evidence of force on his part.

But Alexa isn’t backing down and is firing back at the motion, stating in court documents that the defendant “seeks to implement a rape victim’s ‘Code of Silence’ by preventing a rape victim from referring to her rape as a ‘rape’.”

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