United States v. Gerges Soliman

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• finding that summary chart was not “other crimes” evidence
• “[e]vidence should not be treated as ‘other crimes’ evidence when ‘the evidence concerning the [“other”] act and the evidence concerning the crime charged are inextricably intertwined’ ”
• “[T]he policies underlying the rule are simply inapplicable when some offenses committed in a single criminal episode become other acts because the defendant is indicted for less than all of his actions.”
• where evidence is part of a single criminal episode, the policies underlying the prior bad act evidence rule do not apply where the defendant is \indicted for less than all of his actions\ (quoting United States v. Alernan, 592 F.2d 881, 885 (5th Cir. 1979))

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