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Allred v. State

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  • 642 So. 2d 650
  • 1994 WL 502577

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  • trial court did not abuse its discretion in allowing witness to give impeachment testimony once defendant's testimony had put matter at issue
  • impeachment evidence that defendant had hit former spouse and former girlfriend was admissible when defendant asserted he would not strike a woman
  • by testifying that he lacked a violent propensity and asserting that he had never hit a woman, defendant opened the door to rebuttal evidence that he had previously physically assaulted his former wife and a girlfriend
  • by testifying that he lacked a violent propensity and asserting that he had never hit a woman, defendant opened the door to rebuttal evidence that he had previously physically assaulted his former wife and a girlfriend
  • by testifying that he lacked a violent propensity and asserting that he had never hit a woman, defendant opened the door to rebuttal evidence that he had previously physically assaulted his former wife and a girlfriend
  • in prosecution for aggravated battery, defendant's claim of lack of violent propensity and his assertion that he would not strike a woman \opened the door\ for admission of testimonial evidence that defendant had hit his first wife and a former girlfriend

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Judges: Benton

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