New Mexico Court of Appeals· 1/20/1995

State v. Ruiz

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892 P.2d 962
119 N.M. 515

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concluding that evidence of a defendant’s battery of a witness was admissible to show that the defendant “was doing things consistent with admitting his guilt” and “demonstrating that he knew he was guilty”
concluding that evidence of a defendant's battery of a witness was admissible to show that the defendant \was doing things consistent with admitting his guilt\ and \demonstrating that he knew he was guilty\
issues of joinder and severance are reviewed based on the showing to the trial court at the time trial court ruled
“[P]rejudice is unfair when the tendered evidence goes only to character or propensity. However, when [Rule 11-404(B
“[Prejudice is unfair when the tendered evidence goes only to character or propensity. However, when [Rule 11-404(B
where jury convicts on one of two alternative 19 counts and acquits on the other, the court reviews only the conviction and not the 6 1 acquittal

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Judges: Pickard, Hartz, Bosson

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