State v. Storrs

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• concluding defendant had the reasonable ability to pay because she owned property, “had training and experience as a beautician,” and did not prove she lacked ability to pay
• concluding defendant had the reasonable ability to pay because she owned property, “had training and experience as a beautician,” and did not prove she lacked ability to pay
• finding no abuse of discretion under common law for allowing evidence of prior overdrafts by defendant in theft-based-on-bad-check case, because evidence showed “knowledge, intent, and absence of mistake”
• evidence of other overdrafts admissible to show intent, knowledge and absence of mistake in prosecution for theft based on a dishonored check

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