1. Defendant is charged with the federal crime of Medicare fraud by filling out and sending false information to the federal government for Medicare reimbursement. At trial, the prosecution wants to put on evidence that several years earlier Defendant concealed from customs inspectors a purchase of jewelry subject to duty tax.Defendant objects to this evidence alleging that all evidence of prior bad acts is inadmissible. What rule or rules of evidence should be considered and explain how you believe the trial judge would rule.