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Credible Credibility Witness
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The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District narrowly affirmed the conviction of a man on a child molestation charge, drawing a sharp dissent from four members of the court en banc. The five-judge majority found that the attorney for the defendant had failed to object to testimony from a criminal investigator who said the child victim's statements were credible. Precedent generally holds that the credibility of a witness is up to the jury to decide. On appeal, the defendant, identified in the opinion as D.W.N., said the trial judge should have stopped the testimony.
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Record does not support defendants claim that, as a result of medication, he was not able to comprehend the proceeding in which he pled guilty. Record reflects that defendant indicated he was on a small dose of pain medicine, which he had been taking for at least fourteen years. Record also reflects that defendant was alert to the proceedings, having inquired on one occasion of the effect that his recent traffic ticket would have on the courts stated intention to impose community control sanctions if he did not get into any further trouble, and on another occasion having personally corrected the trial court when it mistakenly referred to the offenses to which he was pleading guilty as including multiple third-degree felonies when, in fact, they included only one third-degree felon...
... be completely lacking in credibility, and the court denied his motion to withdraw..., saw and heard the witnesses’ testimony. State v. Brown, 2d Dist. Miami No. ...
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Competency to stand trial; competence to enter a plea; ineffective assistance of counsel; battle of experts; witness credibility; trier of fact; presumed competent; manifest weight; competent credible evidence; amnesia; ability to assist; maximum sentence; factual findings; more than the minimum; recidivism; abuse of discretion. The standard for determining competency to stand trial and to enter a plea are the same.
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... that “if there is impeachment, that the witness be presented with the testimony to see if he recal... the trier of fact in assessing the credibility of the witness.” Id. The district court may give...The jury could have found Salas credible, as the district court did. “Anticipating that w...
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... improperly vouched for the credibility of a trial witness, and insufficient evidence supp...Dontae Davis was a credible witness." (Trial Tr. vol. IV, Dist. Ct. Docket No....
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..., by improperly determining she was not credible, and by rejecting the testimony of her family memb... the ALJ improperly evaluated Molina's credibility, and (3) the ALJ erred in rejecting the testimony ... the ALJ " 'gives reasons germane to each witness for doing so.' " See Turner v. Comm'r of Soc. Sec....
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... untimely, and that Todorovic was not a credible witness, so that his testimony could not support h... claims that the agency’s adverse credibility determinations are not supported by substantial ev...
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... after determining that Li was not a credible witness. Li appealed to the Board of Immigration A...) and argued that the IJ’s adverse-credibility finding was incorrect. Li also asked that the BIA ...
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... hearing at which Wang and one supporting witness testified, the IJ held that Wang had not demonstra... grounds he alleged and that he was not a credible witness. The BIA found that the IJâs credibil... substantially relied on the adverse credibility finding of the IJ, we review both of those determi...
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... relief after finding that Ye was not a credible witness, and the BIA upheld the IJ’s adverse cre...Ye challenges those negative credibility determinations. . This court reviews an immi...
