Indiana Code
Chapter 4. Evidence and Protection of Certain Witnesses
35-37-4-2. Credibility; General Moral Character

Sec. 2. In all questions affecting the credibility of a witness, his general moral character may be given in evidence.
As added by Acts 1981, P.L.298, SEC.6.

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Title 35. Criminal Law and Procedure

Article 37. Trial Procedure

Chapter 4. Evidence and Protection of Certain Witnesses

35-37-4-1. Competency of Witness

35-37-4-2. Credibility; General Moral Character

35-37-4-3. Depositions

35-37-4-4. Sex Crimes; Admissibility of Evidence of Past Sexual Conduct; Procedure

35-37-4-5. Evidence Unlawfully Obtained by Officer in Good Faith; Exclusion

35-37-4-6. Application of Section; "Protected Person"; Admissibility of Statement or Videotape; Notice to Defendant; Jury Instructions

35-37-4-7. Pecuniary Loss or Gain; Proof

35-37-4-8. Application of Section; Testimony of Protected Person; Closed Circuit Television; Videotape; Notice to Defendant

35-37-4-9. Certificates of Title; Certified Copies as Prima Facie Evidence of Title

35-37-4-10. Repealed

35-37-4-11. Safeguarding Victim From Contact With Accused and Relatives of Accused; Waiting Areas

35-37-4-12. Physical Safety of Victim or Victim's Family in Danger; Exclusion of Evidence; Disclosure to Court

35-37-4-13. "Forensic DNA Analysis" Defined; Admissibility

35-37-4-14. Evidence of a Previous Battery

35-37-4-15. Child Molestation; Evidence of Prior Acts