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Payne v. Carroll
941600 Payne v. Carroll 09/15/1995 For the purposes of impeachment in a civil case, the fact of a prior conviction of a felony may be shown against a party-witness, but the name of the felony, other than perju…
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941600 Payne v. Carroll 09/15/1995 For the purposes of impeachment in a civil case, the fact of a prior conviction of a felony ma…
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- September 15, 1995
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941600 Payne v. Carroll 09/15/1995 For the purposes of impeachment in a civil case, the fact of a prior conviction of a felony may be shown against a party-witness, but the name of the felony, other than perjury, and the details of thereof may not be shown. Applying this rule, the judgment entered below is
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