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· 10/9/2019

Mark J. Smith v. Commercial Flooring Gulf Coast, L.L.C. D/B/A Priority Floors

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  • relying on fact that trial court “crafted an instruction that limited the jury’s consid- eration of [prior bad acts] evidence strictly to determining whether defendant had a sexual interest in children, which is a permitted propensity use according to Williams”
  • relying on fact that trial court “crafted an instruction that limited the jury’s consid- eration of [prior bad acts] evidence strictly to determining whether defendant had a sexual interest in children, which is a permitted propensity use according to Williams”

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