United States v. Dewey G. Crump

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• stating earlier bad act testimony is admissible under Fed. R. Evi. 404(b) if it is relevant, it is similar in kind and reasonably close in time, it is sufficient to support jury finding that defendant committed the earlier bad act, and it is not so prejudicial to outweigh probative value
• stating earlier bad act testimony is admissible under Fed. R. Evi. 404(b) if it is relevant, it is similar in kind and reasonably close in time, it is sufficient to support jury finding that -3- defendant committed the earlier bad act, and it is not so prejudicial to outweigh probative value
• evidence that state representative gave drugs in exchange for sex with much younger female not unfairly prejudicial in drug prosecution

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