United States v. Ronald R. Moore, United States of America v. Perseval Bright
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
*984WILKEY, Circuit Judge:
The primary issue presented by this case is whether the admission of certain “bad acts” testimony was proper. Because we find that the trial judge’s carefully considered admission of this testimony conformed fully with both the Federal Rules of Evidence and our prior cases, we affirm.
I. Facts
In the spring of 1982 appellant Ronald Moore met Robin Smith in a shopping mall. The two went out to dinner that night. The two agreed that Smith would leave her motel and move in with Moore.
Smith lived with Moore for a period of several weeks that spring. Because of her relationship…
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