Criminal Law And Procedure of California Including the Penal Code of California
Criminal Law And Procedure of California Including the Penal Code of California
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O'Neal, 67 Cal. 379; People v. Mur- 348 CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE.
should allow cross-examination for the purpose of testing the credibility of a witness. 18 For this purpose the witness may be cross-examined as to statements made to others showing animus; 19 as to his interest, bias, prejudice, ill feeling or hostility ; 20 as to relationship to the defendant, 21 or anything which tends to show interest or feeling. - 2 Thus the fact that the witness expects leniency for testi- fying, 23 his e...mployment of special counsel, 24 and of detec- tives, may be shown, - 5 but not the amount paid, 28 nor the employment of counsel to defend himself in another criminal action in which the defendant was prosecuting witness. 27 Bias may be shown on cross-examination by proving that while the witness informed the prosecution of his knowledge, he refused to inform the defendant, 28 but not by asking him if he and defendant were not imprisoned together. 20 The immoral conduct of the defendant, when unconnected with the charge, is immaterial; 30 while the common experience of mankind is that there is rarely found united in the character of prostitutes any regard for ray, 86 Cal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O'Neal, 67 Cal. 379; People v. Mur- 348 CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE.
should allow cross-examination for the purpose of testing the credibility of a witness. 18 For this purpose the witness may be cross-examined as to statements made to others showing animus; 19 as to his interest, bias, prejudice, ill feeling or hostility ; 20 as to relationship to the defendant, 21 or anything which tends to show interest or feeling. - 2 Thus the fact that the witness expects leniency for testi- fying, 23 his e...mployment of special counsel, 24 and of detec- tives, may be shown, - 5 but not the amount paid, 28 nor the employment of counsel to defend himself in another criminal action in which the defendant was prosecuting witness. 27 Bias may be shown on cross-examination by proving that while the witness informed the prosecution of his knowledge, he refused to inform the defendant, 28 but not by asking him if he and defendant were not imprisoned together. 20 The immoral conduct of the defendant, when unconnected with the charge, is immaterial; 30 while the common experience of mankind is that there is rarely found united in the character of prostitutes any regard for ray, 86 Cal.
What to read after Criminal Law And Procedure of California Including the Penal Code of California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles H Charles Howard Fairall to read onlineMoreLess
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