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In a federal civil negligence action, Plaintiff claims Driver ran a red light. Plaintiff offers testimony from Driver's coworkers that Driver has a reputation for being careless behind the wheel and that, in their opinion, Driver is a reckless driver. Plaintiff offers the testimony only to prove that Driver probably drove carelessly at the intersection.
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The evidence is admissible because the driver denied negligence. The evidence is inadmissible if offered only to prove that the driver acted carelessly during the accident because civil propensity evidence is generally barred. The evidence is admissible only if offered through specific prior accidents, not reputation or opinion. The evidence is admissible only if the driver has a criminal conviction for reckless driving.

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