State v. Kirton

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• holding the victim's testimony alone was sufficient to establish clear and convincing evidence of prior bad acts
• holding the introduction of inadmissible evidence is harmless when the evidence is merely cumulative to other unobjected-to evidence
• stating the admission of inadmissible evidence is harmless where it is merely cumulative to other evidence that is admitted without objection
• \The degree of remoteness between the other crimes and the one charged is one factor to be considered in determining the connection between them.\
• \The admission of improper evidence is harmless where the evidence is merely cumulative to other evidence.\
• \The appellate court does not re-evaluate the facts based on its own view of the evidence but simply determines whether the trial [court's] ruling is supported by any evidence.\

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