Criminal
Jun. 27, 2016
The admissible record of conviction
Earn MCLE credit reviewing what constitutes part of the record of conviction which is admissible to prove serious felony priors.
Gale E. Kaneshiro
Judge (ret.)
Washington University School of Law, St. Louis, Mo., 1976
The objective of this article and self-study test is to review what constitutes part of the record of conviction which is admissible to prove serious felony priors. Readers will learn about the types of cases where only the record of conviction can be used to prove a prior, the various forms and documents which are considered admissible parts of the record, and what cannot be considered to prove a prior.
Cases Where the Limit Applies
Some prior convictions alleged un...
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