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Commonwealth v. Reynolds

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  • 365 S.W.2d 853
  • 1963 Ky. LEXIS 227

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  • holding that for purposes of impeachment by evidence of conviction of a felony under CR 43.07, it is immaterial that no sentence was ever pronounced
  • holding that for purposes of impeachment by evidence of conviction of a felony under CR 43.07, it is immaterial that no sentence was ever pronounced
  • holding that, under CR 43.07, a witness “has been convicted so far as this Rule is concerned” and may be impeached with the felony conviction “[i]f it is shown that he has been guilty of a felony and his guilt has been fixed either by a plea of guilty or a verdict of the jury[.]”
  • holding that, under CR 43.07, a witness \has been convicted so far as this Rule is concerned\ and may be impeached with the felony conviction \[i]f it is shown that he has been guilty of a felony and his guilt has been fixed either by a plea of guilty or a verdict of the jury [.]\
  • When a defendant enters a guilty plea or a verdict which ascertains and publishes the fact of guilt is returned, then the defendant has been convicted of the charge.
  • When a defendant enters a guilty plea or a verdict which ascertains and publishes the fact of guilt is returned, then the defendant has been convicted of the charge.

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