McDONALD, J.
This case requires us to consider the sufficiency of what other courts have referred to as "generic" or "nonspecific" testimony in a case in which the defendant is charged with sexual abuse of a child. Such testimony typically arises in cases in which an alleged abuser either lives with the child victim or has ongoing access to the child and, as a result, the victim testifies to repeated acts of abuse occurring over a period of time but, "lacking any...
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