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§ 57-3-5 — Competency of convicts as witnesses

West Virginia·Ch. 57 EVIDENCE AND WITNESSES·Art. 3 COMPETENCY OF WITNESSES
Conviction of felony or perjury shall not render the convict incompetent to testify, but the fact of conviction may be shown in evidence to affect his credibility.

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