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In a federal fraud trial, Witness testifies for the government. On cross-examination, Defendant's lawyer asks Witness whether she was fired from a prior job for submitting false expense reports. Witness denies it. Defendant then offers the actual expense reports and the former employer's termination letter solely to prove that Witness lied on the reports and is untruthful.
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The examiner may ask about the reports only after calling a reputation witness. The examiner may introduce the false expense reports automatically because all credibility attacks permit extrinsic evidence. The examiner may ask about the reports only if the witness is a criminal defendant. The examiner may ask the witness about the false expense reports if they are probative of untruthfulness, but may not introduce the reports solely to prove the acts if the witness denies them.

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