Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1/12/1993

State v. Baldwin

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224 Conn. 347
618 A.2d 513
1993 Conn. LEXIS 2

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noting that prejudicial effect of evidence is reduced when similar evidence already had been placed before jury
evidence that defendant had sold drugs in the past is relevant to nature of his possession of drugs at time of charged crime
claim that sentence is too severe is virtually unreviewable if sen- tence falls within statutory limits
testimony that defendant previously sold narcotics relevant to show defendant's intent in charged incident
fact that other misconduct evi- dence ‘‘was remarkably similar both in kind and loca- tion’’ to evidence of charged crime made other mis- conduct evidence ‘‘that much more probative’’
“evidence that the defendant had been a seller of narcotics in the past is relevant to ‘the nature of his possession of the drug at the time of the alleged offense’ ” of possession with intent to sell

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