Hicks v. Wilshire Credit Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an appellant’s prior violent acts are reasonably the “expression and effect” of an appellant’s existing inter- nal emotion
• holding prior acts are admissible which reasonably could be viewed as “the expression and effect of the existing internal emotion” and “the same motive [is] shown to have existed in appellant at the time of the subsequently charged acts.”
• holding prior acts are admissible which reasonably could be viewed as “the expression and effect of the existing internal emotion” and “the same motive [is] shown to have existed in appellant at the time of the subsequently charged acts.”
• holding prior acts are admissible which reasonably could be viewed as “the expression and effect of the existing internal emotion” and “the same motive [is] shown to have existed in appellant at the time of the subsequently charged acts”
• finding prior acts of physical violence against women while under the influence of alcohol were admissible under Mil. R. Evid. 404(b
• use of other similar acts to show intent and rebut any claim of accident

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).