State v. Boot

How courts have described this case

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• the State is not required to prove motive as an element of the offense.
• in an aggravated first degree murder case for killing a woman, affirming the admission of evidence showing the defendant held a gun to the head of a different woman two days earlier and was mocked as being too weak to pull the trigger, giving him the motive and intent to kill someone
• admissible as to motive, premeditation
• admissible as to motive, premeditation
• admissible as to motive, premeditation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).