Michigan Supreme Court· 7/28/2015

People v. Jackson

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498 Mich. 246
869 N.W.2d 253

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holding that the admission of other acts evidence without the proper notice is subject to harmless error review
holding that overwhelming admissible evidence of a defendant’s guilt was sufficient to render a violation of Rule 404(b) harmless
holding that overwhelming admissible evidence of a defendant’s guilt was sufficient to render a violation of Rule 404(b) harmless
concluding that other-acts evidence was not unduly prejudicial because it was “necessary to counter the defendant’s theory that the . . . allegations . . . were fabricated”
concluding that no “res gestae exception” to the coverage of MRE 404(b) exists
holding that MRE 404(b) evidence “was offered for the proper, nonpropensity purpose of . . . counter[ing] the defendant’s theory that the complainant’s allegations of abuse were fabricated . . . .”

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Judges: Young, Markman, Kelly, Zahra, Viviano, Bernstein, McCormack

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