How would the competence of a witness called to impeach another witness based on an opinion or reputation be established?
A. by showing the witness has hostility toward the other witness
B. by proving his/her familiarity with the other witness and his/her reputation
C. by proving the witness is close family member of the other witness
D. A witness cannot be impeached by opinion or reputation evidence.
B. by proving his/her familiarity with the other witness and his/her reputation
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The _____________________ model views the losses experienced by an inmate during incarceration as one of the costs of imprisonment
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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