United States v. Dennis W. Tyndall

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• stating that when evidence of one crime is admissible in the trial of another crime no prejudice results from trying the two charges together
• affirming joinder for two similar counts of attempted aggravated sexual abuse— one involving a 13-year-old victim and the other a 67-year-old victim
• “Although Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b) generally excludes the admission of evidence of other crimes to show the propensity to commit a particular crime, Congress excepted sexual assault cases from this rule when it enacted Federal Rule of Evidence 413”
• “Although Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b) generally excludes the admission of evidence of other crimes to show the propensity to commit a particular crime, Congress excepted sexual assault cases from this rule when it enacted Federal Rule of Evidence 413”

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