All Bad Acts Require Convictions
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Example wrong choices
14893_scripture_trailer_coupler · EVIDENCE · Choice ANo, because there is no indication that the prior trailer-coupler citations led to convictions.
Why it's attractive
The answer talks about convictions, but the requested use is cross-examination about specific acts.
Why it's wrong
The answer talks about convictions, but the requested use is cross-examination about specific acts.
14893_scripture_trailer_coupler · EVIDENCE · Choice BYes, because the two recent unsecured-coupler incidents tend to contradict Paul's claim that he towed carefully when the collision occurred.
Why it's attractive
Prior trips are not the same trip.
Why it's wrong
Prior trips are not the same trip.
14893_scripture_trailer_coupler · EVIDENCE · Choice DYes, because towing with an unsecured coupler on other occasions bears on Paul's credibility, since he claims he secured the coupler before this collision.
Why it's attractive
Credibility is too broad; the rule asks truthfulness or true contradiction.
Why it's wrong
Credibility is too broad; the rule asks truthfulness or true contradiction.
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