Fleischer v. Paramount Pictures Corp.

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• instructing that any prejudice in the introduction of testimony regarding other crimes committed by defendant is generally cured by sustaining the objection and instructing the jury to disregard the statement
• “While a person can possess something without delivering it, he cannot deliver it without possessing it. Therefore, when the jury found [the defendant] ‘delivered’ the cocaine, it also necessarily found that he possessed it.”

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