Hudson Wire Co. v. Val Craft, Inc.

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• allowing testimony by children in murder case who witnessed the defendants' prior assaults on their mother to show motive, intent, and that murder was continuation of pattern rather than merely product of self defense
• allowing the victim's children to testify to defendant's prior assaults on their mother to show motive, intent, and that murder was continuation of pattern of his violence against her for her infidelity rather than merely product of intoxication or self defense
• allowing testimony by children in murder case who witnessed the defendants' prior assaults on their mother to show motive, intent, and that murder was continuation of pattern rather than merely product of self defense
• evidence of prior assaults probative value with regard to motive and intent outweighed potential for incidental prejudice

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