Savings Bank Primghar v. Kelley

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• considerable similarities between defendant’s behavior in charged and uncharged misconduct rendered evidence highly probative
• considerable similarities between misconduct resulted in evidence of uncharged misconduct being highly probative
• considerable similarities between defendant’s behavior in charged, uncharged misconduct rendered evidence highly probative
• given inherently imprecise nature of balancing process and limiting instructions given to jury, court did not abuse discretion by denying defendant’s motion in limine and admitting evidence of prior misconduct

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