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Oct. 26, 2002
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Employment Column - By Phillip R. Maltin and Holly S. Beckner - Employment attorneys frequently overlook one of the most effective ways to damage the credibility of a plaintiff testifying at trial: impeachment with evidence of prior criminal acts. The criminal process forces criminal attorneys to confront "priors," but not so in civil litigation.
By Phillip R. Maltin and Holly S. Beckner
Employment attorneys frequently overlook one of the most effective ways to damage the credibility of a plaintiff testifying at trial: impeachment with evidence of prior criminal acts. The criminal process forces criminal attorneys to confront "priors," bu...
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