United States v. Eric Michael Turner, A/K/A Boo

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• \The partiality of a witness is always relevant as discrediting the witness and affecting the weight of his testimony.\
• To prohibit the cross-examination of a prosecution witness “on relevant evidence of bias and motive may violate the Confrontation Clause, if the jury is precluded from hearing evidence from which it could appropriately draw adverse inferences on the witness’s credibility.”

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