Simmons v. One Stop Tobacco Outlet and Market, LLC.

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• finding that firearm possession has probative value to drug-trafficking charges because it made less probable that guns found with drugs in another search were there by mistake
• observing that, “[u]ncontroversial at the time of adoption, Rule 404(b) has become the most cited evidentiary rule on appeal” (citing Thomas J. Reed, Admitting the Accused's Criminal History: The Trouble with Rule 404(b), 78 TEMP. L.REV. 201, 211 (2005)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).