United States v. Alfredo Diaz, Eradio Perez, and Jose Alfanso Riano

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• permitting testimony that ledger and index cards appeared to detail financial aspects of cocaine transactions
• upholding the admission of testimony by Agent McCarthy interpreting seized financial records
• “ ‘Other crimes’ evidence may be admitted to complete the story of the crimes charged.”
• “The logical inferences resulting from proffered evidence do not engender the unfair prejudice against which Rule 403 is directed.” (internal quotation marks omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).