North Dakota Supreme Court· 2/18/2022
State v. Halsey
Citations
- 970 N.W.2d 227
- 2022 ND 31
Syllabus
A district court's admission of prior bad acts evidence without the required three-step analyis was harmless error. Absent a stipulation offered from a defendant, a court does not abuse its discretion in allowing the name and nature of a felony charge to be admitted into evidence to prove an element of the offense of preventing arrest.
Judges: Tufte, Jerod E.
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- United States v. David L. BradfordSeventh Circuit· 2018-09-19· cited 16×
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- Westby v. SchmidtNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2010-03-16· cited 10×
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- State v. PolkNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2020-11-19· cited 4×
- State v. HayekNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2004-11-19· cited 3×
- State v. DieterleNorth Dakota Supreme Court· 2013-07-18· cited 2×
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