Badger Lumber Co. v. Commissioner

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• stating that court may rule to admit bad acts based only on offer of proof
• stating that court may rule to admit bad acts based only on offer of proof
• stating that bad acts that \constitute crimes\ must be proved by a preponderance
• stating that bad acts that “constitute crimes” must be proved by a preponderance
• When ruling on a motion to exclude evidence under ER 404( b), a trial court may rely on State' s offer of proof to establish the fact of misconduct by a preponderance of the evidence.

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