State of Iowa v. Montez Tyrone Caples

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that there was “overwhelming evidence of guilt and any evidentiary error was harmless”
• concluding that there was “overwhelming evidence of guilt and any evidentiary error was harmless”
• concluding that there was “overwhelming evidence of guilt and any evidentiary error was harmless”
• concluding there was “overwhelming evidence of guilt and any evidentiary error was harmless”
• holding motive evidence probative of 15 question whether defendant acted with malice aforethought
• holding no unfair prejudice where discussion of evidence was limited

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).