People v. Nicolaus

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• holding that writings of the defendant revealing his extreme dislike of religion, and in particular Christianity, were admissible to prove motive
• holding that writings of the defendant revealing his extreme dislike of religion, and in particular Christianity, were admissible to prove motive
• writings evidencing extreme dislike of religion were admissible to prove the defendant's mental state in murdering his religious ex-wife

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