United States v. Robert Donald Spletzer

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• prejudicial elements of evidence not needed to fulfill the purpose asserted may not be admitted
• prejudicial elements of evidence not needed to fulfill the purpose asserted may not be admitted
• court need not decide the “difficult question” of whether specific intent is always needed to establish a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 751(a
• probative value of nature of conviction substantially outweighed by its danger of creating prejudice
• probative value of nature of conviction substantially outweighed by its danger of creating prejudice

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