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... cross- examination as to the details of the complaints . State v . McCoy , 1903 , 109 La . 682 , 33 So. 730 . Where a witness has been asked but one question by the party swearing him , the other party has the right to cross- examine ...
... cross- examination as to the details of the complaints . State v . McCoy , 1903 , 109 La . 682 , 33 So. 730 . Where a witness has been asked but one question by the party swearing him , the other party has the right to cross- examine ...
Page 179
... cross - examined on all matters brought out in his direct examination , and it is no objection that his answers may affect his credibility and character . State v . Brown , 1907 , 118 La . 373 , 42 So. 969 . On a cross - examination ...
... cross - examined on all matters brought out in his direct examination , and it is no objection that his answers may affect his credibility and character . State v . Brown , 1907 , 118 La . 373 , 42 So. 969 . On a cross - examination ...
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Louisiana. § 377. Subject matter of redirect examination The redirect examination must be confined to the subject - matter of the cross - examination and to the explanation of statements elicited on cross - examination ; but the ...
Louisiana. § 377. Subject matter of redirect examination The redirect examination must be confined to the subject - matter of the cross - examination and to the explanation of statements elicited on cross - examination ; but the ...
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