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Defendant is on trial in federal court for armed robbery and testifies that he was not present at the scene. The government seeks to impeach him with a six-year-old felony conviction for aggravated assault. The conviction did not involve dishonesty or a false statement. Defendant objects that the jury will misuse the conviction as propensity evidence.
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The conviction is inadmissible because felony convictions may be used only against civil witnesses. The conviction is admissible if its probative value outweighs its prejudicial effect to the defendant. The conviction is admissible only if it involved a dishonest act or false statement. The conviction is inadmissible unless it is more than 10 years old.

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