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Impeachment by Contradiction
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--if matter is material, can use EE.
--if matter is collateral, can't use EE. |
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Impeachment via misdemeanor not involving dishonesty
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inadmissible.
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Impeachment by Bias or Motive
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Foundation: must be asked about it first, with opp to explain or deny before EE introduced.
(usually used for Policy (insurance, settlement offer) exclusions..remember you need Opp to Deny/explain) |
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Impeachment by ANY crime involving dishonesty
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Court has no discretion to bar. Must come in.
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Impeachment by Felony not involving dishonesty
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if D: probative value must substantially outweigh prejudicial effect.
If W: normal 403. |
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Impeachment by Prior Inconsistent Statement
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--cross examination, or by EE
--EE requires foundation (explain/deny), --no EE allowed if collateral matter --if hearsay declarant, no foundation (explain/deny) just let in. --if PIS under oath --> to prove and impeach (CEC: whether under oath or not can prove and impeach) |
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Limitations
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--more than 10 years from date of conviction or date of release (whichever later) --> inadmissible.
--juvenille convictions = inadmissible. --conviction obtained in violation of CTT --pardoned based on innocence or pardoned and person doesnt commit a crime again. |
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Foundational requirements by impeachment by conviction
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Can be shown by direct, cross-examination of W, or by simply introducing record of judgement.
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Impeachment by Specific Instances of Conduct
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--Must be probative of truthfulness
--can use OT/RT that are probative of truthfulness --CANNOT use EE. |
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Sensory Deficiences
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EE admissible,
or on cross examination (eliciting) |
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Prior Consistent Statement
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admissible only if credibility attacked.
must be made before motive to lie arose. |
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California: Crime of Moral Turpitude
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lying
violence theft extreme recklessness sexual misconduct (scienter stuff, not negligence stuff) |
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California: Felonies
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Moral Turpitude Felony: Admissible, subject to 352.
Non-moral turpitude felony: Inadmissible. |
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California: Misdemeanors
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ONLY allowed in CRIMINAL cases,
and must be misdemeanor of moral turpitude (due to prop 8) |
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California:
Impeachment via Specific Instances of Conduct |
CEC kills it, Prop 8 revives it for Criminal cases (if involves moral turpitude). And can use EE.
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