United States of America v. Wilbur Gabe, Also Known as Charles Gabe

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• ruling that because Rule 414 evidence is admissible to prove propensity, the resulting prejudice from the admission of the Rule 414 evidence was not “unfair prejudice”
• holding that “a victim’s testimony alone is sufficient to persuade a reasonable jury of the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt”
• holding that victim’s testimony was enough to sustain a conviction for sexual abuse despite the lack of any corroborating evidence
• ruling that because Rule 414 evidence is admissible to prove propensity, the resulting prejudice from the admission of the Rule 414 evidence was not \unfair prejudice\
• holding that Rule 413 evidence can be considered on any matter, including propensity
• holding that Rule 413 evidence can be considered on any matter, including propensity

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