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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

During a trial, the prosecution presents a witness who testified in a prior deposition that they saw the defendant at the scene of the crime. At trial, the defense cross-examines the same witness, revealing that the witness previously admitted being confused about the date of the incident. What action by the defense most effectively contradicts the witness's prior testimony?

  • Requesting that the witness be excluded from testifying at trial.

  • Presenting character evidence to show that the witness is not truthful.

  • Introducing evidence of the witness's confusion about the date to challenge their reliability.

  • Demonstrating that the witness has a motive to lie about the defendant's presence.

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