United States v. Kenneth White
Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FREDERICK P. STAMP, JR., Senior District Judge.
The government filed two separate indictments against the defendant, Kenneth White. The district court consolidated these two indictments into one jury trial. At trial, the jury convicted White on all charges of the two indictments. White appeals his conviction, arguing that the district court (1) erred when it failed to sever the charge of failure to appear from the other charges of his indictment; (2) erred by admitting evidence of his flight; (3) erred by admitting other act evidence under Rule 404(b); and (4) erroneously instructed the…
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