United States v. Meacham

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• admitting evidence thirty years old and noting that no time limit is imposed on the remoteness of the uncharged offense
• noting Rule 414 “was not developed through the usual Judicial Conference rulemaking process, but by Congress itself”
• admitting evidence thirty years old and noting that no time limit is imposed on the remoteness of the uncharged offense
• applying the guideline provisions in the same manner to a similarly situated defendant
• affirming conviction for commercial trucker who primarily drove his truck for business, where jury could find that one of his dominant purposes for bringing a minor with him on a freight-hauling trip was to sexually molest her
• finding prior sexual conduct thirty years earlier was not too remote

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