Abstract
Credibility Defined
Exclusionary Rules of Evidence
Credibility Involved in Determining Reasonableness of Derivative Inferences
Bases for Judicial Control
Self-Contradiction on the Witness Stand
Estoppel
Testimony Contrary to Physical Facts
Positive-Negative Rule
Testimony Not Based on Personal Knowledge
Belief Required
Judicial Admissions
Party’s Own Evidence
Party Bound by Silence
Expert Evidence
Presumptions
Party Bound by Testimony of His Own Witnesses
Summary Judgments
Conclusion
Recommended Citation
David Dow,
Judicial Determination of Credibility in Jury-Tried Actions,
38 Neb. L. Rev. 835
(1959)
Available at: https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/nlr/vol38/iss4/2
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