United States v. Elbert Lee Easley

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• Evidence of prior conviction of passing counterfeit bills was properly admitted in defendant’s subsequent trial on conspiracy charges where a jury instruction limited the use of the evidence to the issue of criminal intent.
• conference involving the scope of possible cross-examination
• conference involving the scope of possible cross-examination

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