Davies v. People's Railway Co.

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• recognizing evidence of evasive conduct may be admissible to show a defendant's consciousness of guilt
• stating evidence of a defendant's flight is admissible to establish a guilty conscience when the flight was the product of a guilty conscience and the consciousness of guilt was related to the underlying crime of the defendant's charges
• \Decisions concerning the admission of flight evidence are subject to a harmless error analysis.\
• \This general rule applies to evidence of particular acts . . . .\
• requiring \a nexus between the [conduct] and the offense charged\
• requiring \a nexus between the [conduct] and the offense charged\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).