Justice COATS, dissenting. While it would also have been within the trial court's discretion to exclude evidence of the defendant's prior encounter with his landlord, I do not agree that admitting this evidence amounted to an abuse of discretion. The admission of uncharged misconduct is fundamentally a question of relevance, as to which a trial court must be entitled (at least in the absence procedural error) t…
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