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To the extent that evidence of similar wrongs may be admissible, despite Texas Rule of Evidence 404(b), it is clear that, at the very least, the circumstances of the incidents and conditions under which they occurred must be reasonably similar, and, inherent in both Nissan and Farr is the requirement that the proponent of the evidence illustrate that the supposedly similar incident actually occurred.
December 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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