American Law Reports Annotated, Volume 161Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1946 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 228
... conviction of certain classes of crimes for the purpose of im- peachment . The authorities are , however , not in harmony as to the class of crimes of which conviction may be proved , this being due in part to the existence of statute ...
... conviction of certain classes of crimes for the purpose of im- peachment . The authorities are , however , not in harmony as to the class of crimes of which conviction may be proved , this being due in part to the existence of statute ...
Page 261
... conviction of an offense of one kind , say a trivial misdemeanor , would not affect the credibility of a witness to the same ex- tent as would conviction of some hei- nous offense involving moral turpi- tude . " In Missouri ( as in many ...
... conviction of an offense of one kind , say a trivial misdemeanor , would not affect the credibility of a witness to the same ex- tent as would conviction of some hei- nous offense involving moral turpi- tude . " In Missouri ( as in many ...
Page 263
... conviction may only be inquired into for the purpose of affecting the credibility of the wit- ness . The conviction , the name of the court in which the conviction oc- curred , the nature of the crime , and the date are all pertinent ...
... conviction may only be inquired into for the purpose of affecting the credibility of the wit- ness . The conviction , the name of the court in which the conviction oc- curred , the nature of the crime , and the date are all pertinent ...
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