United States v. Eric Eugene Williams

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• finding that rape and assault, though seemingly unrelated, were similar because of the specific facts of the defendant’s actions
• \[E]xtrinsic evidence of similar acts will possess great probative value if the defendant’s intent is in issue and if the Government lacks other strong evidence of the defendant’s intent.\

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