People v. Evelyn

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that note bearing defendant’s name found on coconspirator is nonhearsay
• noting that “neutral” statements offered to show association and not the truth of the matters asserted are not hearsay
• allowing appeal of partial denial of government motion to admit “other crimes” evidence
• witness handing slip of paper to decedent in murder scheme prior to decedent’s death not hearsay, nor were the slip of paper’s contents
• evidence of prior robbery was properly allowed where the murder weapon was taken during the robbery and was later found in the house where the defendant was arrested
• appeal from partial denial of government motion to admit “other crimes” evidence

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).