According to the Federal Rules, evidence, although relevant, may be excluded from evidence for one or more of several reasons. Which one of the following does not apply?

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Evidence concerning a motive for the crime is generally admissible under the Federal Rules of Evidence, as it is considered relevant to establishing guilt or innocence. The other reasons listed (substantial prejudice, confusion of issues, danger of misleading the jury) are all potential grounds for excluding evidence.

According to the Federal Rules, Evidence, Although Relevant, May Be