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« on: October 16, 2012, 03:54:52 am »
Giving proof&nbsp;during the&nbsp;NSW District Court nowadaysin her capacityas aprivatecitizen, Margaret Cunneen statedthe footballer normally&nbsp;stood up when femalesentered his presence, generallyremembered their names and appliedthem, and was &quot;the first to offer a lady a chair or a drink&quot;.<br>
The 25-year-old Manly Sea Eagles fullback has pleaded not guilty to sexually assaulting and twice indecently assaulting a 17-year-old girl outside his north Manly home on March 6, 2009.<br>
The crown alleges he digitally penetrated and tongue-kissed the teenager.<br>
Ms Cunneen was asked by Stewart's QC Tony Bellanto if the alleged actions were out of character for the footballer she knew.<br>
&quot;Any allegation that Brett Stewart forced himself on any woman or girl is completely inconsistent with the character of the young man I know,&quot; she mentioned.<br>
She referred to his prominent media profile, saying people often approached him &quot;including young womenwho are very, very keen to make his acquaintance&quot;.<br>
The trial is continuing before Judge Jonathan Williams.<br>

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