A& E Bail Bonds v. State

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• finding that evidence of one prior incident was admissible to demonstrate a common scheme or plan
• stating that the potential for prejudice from prior misconduct evidence is at its highest in sexual abuse cases
• where past acts evidence that bolstered witness’ credibility and impugned defendant’s credibility was inadmissible for a proper ER 404(b) purpose, its admission was not harmless
• under nonconstitutional harmless error standard, “the question is whether within reasonable probabilities, the outcome of the trial would have been materially affected had the error not occurred”
• not abuse of discretion to admit evidence that defendant had, “in what would be perceived as grandfatherly behavior,” invited both victims to sit with him in his recliner
• not abuse of discretion to admit evidence that defendant had, “in what would be perceived as grandfatherly behavior,” invited both victims to sit with him in his recliner

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).