West's Louisiana Statutes Annotated: ConstitutionWest Group, 1951 - Evidence (Law) |
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Page 189
... testimony offered in rebuttal tends to strengthen the case as origin- ally presented by the state does not render it inadmissible . State v . How- ard , 1908 , 120 La . 311 , 45 So. 260 . Testimony offered by the state in re- buttal is ...
... testimony offered in rebuttal tends to strengthen the case as origin- ally presented by the state does not render it inadmissible . State v . How- ard , 1908 , 120 La . 311 , 45 So. 260 . Testimony offered by the state in re- buttal is ...
Page 193
... testimony given by the ac- cused in his own behalf , the accused , if he has laid the foundation , ought to be allowed to introduce evidence to im- peach the witness . State v . Anderson , 1908 , 120 La . 331 , 45 So. 267 . Where the ...
... testimony given by the ac- cused in his own behalf , the accused , if he has laid the foundation , ought to be allowed to introduce evidence to im- peach the witness . State v . Anderson , 1908 , 120 La . 331 , 45 So. 267 . Where the ...
Page 631
... testimony When the testimony of a witness has been assailed as to a particular fact stated by him , similar prior statements , made at an unsuspicious time , may be received to corroborate his testimony . History and Source of Law Law ...
... testimony When the testimony of a witness has been assailed as to a particular fact stated by him , similar prior statements , made at an unsuspicious time , may be received to corroborate his testimony . History and Source of Law Law ...
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