The People, Plaintiff and Respondent v. Glen Rogers, Defendant and Appellant — Chin, J., Concurring

Summary

The concurring justice agreed entirely with the majority but separately addressed the admission of evidence concerning two uncharged murders. He reasoned that the trial court could have admitted evidence of all three uncharged murders for purposes including identity because the circumstances strongly connected defendant to all four killings. He therefore agreed that admitting only two murders for the limited purpose of proving intent could not have prejudiced defendant.