United States v. Derone D. Gipson

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• allowing other-acts evidence to demonstrate the defendant’s knowledge, intent and plan
• “Evidence of prior possession of drugs, even in an amount consistent only with personal use, is admissible to show such things as knowledge and intent of a defendant charged with a crime in which intent to distribute drugs is an element.”
• “Evidence of prior possession of drugs, even in an amount consistent only with personal use, is admissible to show such things as knowledge and intent of a defendant charged with a crime in which intent to distribute drugs is an element.” (quotation and alteration omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).