UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF—APPELLEE v. FRITZ ARLO LOOKING CLOUD, DEFENDANT—APPELLANT

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• explaining that “unfair prejudice” refers to encouraging “the jury to find guilt from improper reasoning”
• “Evidence is not unfairly prejudicial because it tends to prove guilt, but because it tends to encourage the jury to find guilt from improper reasoning.”
• affirming conviction for the first-degree murder of Ann Mae Aquash

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