Propensity evidence involving multiple child complainants in Queensland criminal law may be cross-admissible under the Pfennig test even where the operative features of the offending differ, provided there are sufficient surrounding similarities demonstrating a specific propensity, and a concoction warning is not required as a matter of course but only where the evidence raises a real possibility of collusion.
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