Buxenbaum v. Fulmer

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• joinder was proper, where evidence concerning the assault was inextricably bound to the evidence that appellant had threatened the victim in an attempt to influence her to drop the assault charge
• joinder was proper, where evidence concerning the assault was inextricably bound to the evidence that appellant had threatened the victim in an attempt to influence her to drop the assault charge

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