Raoul Moody v. United States

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• evidence a defendant had a gun that had no relation to the charge of smuggling is irrelevant and prejudicially erroneous: \[A] revolver could only be regarded by the jury as indicating that the appellant was a bad man engaged in a criminal enterprise....\
• evidence a defendant had a gun that had no relation to the charge of smuggling is irrelevant and prejudicially erroneous: “[A] revolver could only be regarded by the jury as indicating that the appellant was a bad man engaged in a criminal enterprise. .. .”

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