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· 12/10/1895

Jennings ex rel. Jennings v. Schwab

Citations

  • 64 Mo. App. 13
  • 1895 Mo. App. LEXIS 497

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  • reconsidering the similarities of bad act evidence to determine probative value and, subsequently, comparing this probative value to the danger of unfair prejudice
  • reconsidering the similarities of the prior bad act and the charged crime to ascertain total probative value and, subsequently, comparing this probative value to the danger of unfair prejudice
  • “We are cognizant of the prejudicial effect of admitting evidence of [bad acts] based upon the degree of similarity with the charged crime.”
  • weighing probative value against the danger of unfair prejudice

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Judges: Bond

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