Judicial Determination of Credibility in Jury-Tried Actions
Dow, David
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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