United States v. Valentino Montgomery

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• holding that although some states, including Illinois, now require the recording of custodial interrogations, this requirement is not required by the United States Constitution, and “we see no hint that the Supreme Court is ready to take such as major step.”
• articulating the factors to be considered in determining whether the probative value of a conviction outweighs its prejudicial effect
• articulating the factors to be consid‐ ered in determining whether the probative value of a convic‐ tion outweighs its prejudicial effect
• articulating the factors to be consid‐ ered in determining whether the probative value of a convic‐ tion outweighs its prejudicial effect
• finding evidence of a defendant’s gang membership admissible to show his motive for carrying a gun when the defendant stated he had brought a gun to a festival in light of the possibility of confrontation with a rival gang
• finding evidence of a defendant’s gang membership admissible to show his motive for carrying a gun when the defendant stated he had brought a gun to a festival in light of the possibility of confrontation with a rival gang

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