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U.S. v. Thomas, No. 95-1209 (8th Cir.) (58 F.3d 1318) (July 5, 1995) (Judge Frank J. Magill)

In this case, the Eighth Circuit adopted the rule followed by the Second and Ninth Circuits which holds that when a defendant denies only the criminal act, he does not place his state of mind in issue, and therefore Rule 404(b) renders other crimes acts evidence inadmissible. Citing U.S. v. …

 

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