United States v. Lawrence Jerome Ring

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• holding extrinsic offense evidence inadmissible in case in chief where innocent intent not pleaded
• holding extrinsic offense evidence inadmissible in case in chief where innocent intent not pleaded
• when requisite criminal intent is readily inferable from the criminal act charged in a case, the fact that a defendant pleads not guilty to the charge against him may not always be sufficient to make intent an issue in the case
• admission of bad acts under 404(b) requires limiting instruction

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