Powers v. Officer Cheeley

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• witness may not testify that, if certain testimony were given by another witness, it would be “fabrication”
• “other evidence of like effect diminishes any argument that a substantial right was affected by the [erroneously admitted evidence]”
• if contradictions in testimony alone amounted to charges of fabrication, the argument would apply in many cases and, in effect, repeal the rule of OEC 801(4)(a)(B), rewarding “the garrulous but not the reticent”
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