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· 2/15/1926

Sturm v. Klinger

Citations

  • 216 A.D. 723

How courts have described this case

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  • evidence that defendant's witness was his paramour admitted to show her bias in favor of the defendant, not inadmissible because it disclosed defendant's extramarital relationship
  • “it is for the trial court in the exercise of its judicial discretion to determine whether its [the evidence] probative value is outweighed by its possible prejudicial effect and to admit or exclude it accordingly”

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