Whether evidence of an uncharged crime can be used as direct evidence

QUESTIONS PRESENTED , I. Whether évidence of an uncharged crime that occured two years : after the time-frame of the indictment can be used as direct oo evidence linking the defendant to the charged offense. II. Whether there is sufficient evidence of intercourse where the evidence shows, at the most, the defendant made "contact" with the outside of the buttocks. III, Whether trial counsel's failure to object to the testimony : alleging an uncharged act of intercourse or whether trial counsel's failure to impeach the state's witnesses with their prior inconsistent descriptions was strategic or a violation of the 6th Amendment. . IV. Whether redacting the description of the alleged crime describing the incident in question was permissible ov a Brady violation when the redacted description contradicts the trial testimony. ; . Li