Supreme Court of New Hampshire· 11/6/2013

State v. Addison

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165 N.H. 381

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observing that trial judge may choose to believe those statements “that appear[] to have been least influenced by leading” (quotation omitted)
observing that, generally, a criminal defendant alleging juror bias bears the burden to demonstrate actual prejudice
reasoning that evidence of the defendant’s participation in other crimes was probative of the defendant’s motive and intent to “take extreme measures to avoid capture”
upholding admission of prior bad acts to prove intent or motive when the charged crime required proof that defendant acted knowingly
affirming trial court’s decision to display video of defendant committing armed robbery, in part, because jury had heard evidence that he participated in the robbery through the testimony of other witnesses
\[W]e review the propriety of the trial court's pretrial rulings in the context in which evidentiary disputes were presented to the court.\

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Judges: Bassett, Conboy, Dalianis, Hicks, Lynn

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