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· 4/11/1974

United States v. Glenn Baker

Citations

  • 494 F.2d 1262
  • 1974 U.S. App. LEXIS 9202

How courts have described this case

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  • “And, although a witness's credibility generally cannot be impeached by showing arrest, indictments or other acts of misconduct not resulting in a conviction, acts demonstrating a basis for bias and prejudice may be explored to a reasonable degree.”
  • “And, although a witness's credibility generally cannot be impeached by showing arrest, indictments or other acts of misconduct not resulting in a conviction, acts demonstrating a basis for bias and prejudice may be explored to a reasonable degree.”

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Judges: Weick, Edwards, Peck

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