United States v. Thiongo

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “it is improper for an attorney to ask a witness whether another witness lied on the stand”
• “Evidence Defendant bore the man’s child while married to another man does not appear to be relevant or probative of Defendant’s truthfulness or untruthfulness.”
• \This Court has held it is improper for an attorney to ask a witness whether another witness lied on the stand.\
• “This Court has held it is improper for an attorney to ask a witness whether another witness lied on the stand. Underlying this rule is the concept that credibility judgments are for the jury, not witnesses, to make.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).