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Rule 607. Who May Impeach a Witness

Any party, including the party that called the witness, may attack the witness’s credibility.

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Article I: General Provisions

Rule 101
Rule 102
Rule 103
Rule 104
Rule 105
Rule 106
Rule 107

Article II: Judicial Notice

Rule 201
Rule 202
Rule 203
Rule 204

Article IV: Relevance and Its Limits

Rule 401
Rule 402
Rule 403
Rule 404
Rule 405
Rule 406
Rule 407
Rule 408
Rule 409
Rule 410
Rule 411
Rule 412

Article V: Privileges

Rule 501
Rule 502
Rule 503
Rule 504
Rule 505
Rule 506
Rule 507
Rule 508
Rule 509
Rule 510
Rule 511
Rule 512
Rule 513

Article VI: Witnesses

Rule 601
Rule 602
Rule 603
Rule 604
Rule 605
Rule 606
Rule 607
Rule 608
Rule 609
Rule 610
Rule 611
Rule 612
Rule 613
Rule 614
Rule 615

Article VII: Opinions and Expert Testimony

Rule 701
Rule 702
Rule 703
Rule 704
Rule 705
Rule 706

Article VIII: Hearsay

Rule 801
Rule 802
Rule 803
Rule 804
Rule 805
Rule 806

Article IX: Authentication and Identification

Rule 901
Rule 902
Rule 903

Article X: Contents of Writings, Recordings, and Photographs

Rule 1001
Rule 1002
Rule 1003
Rule 1004
Rule 1005
Rule 1006
Rule 1007
Rule 1008
Rule 1009

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