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In a federal trial, Witness testifies about the contents of a disputed contract. Opposing counsel seeks to impeach Witness with a three-year-old misdemeanor conviction for making a false statement on a loan application. The statute required the prosecution to prove that Witness knowingly made a false statement to obtain credit. Witness objects that the conviction was only a misdemeanor.
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The conviction is admissible only if the court finds that its probative value outweighs prejudice to the criminal defendant. The conviction is admissible only if the witness is not a party. The conviction must be admitted for impeachment because it required proving a dishonest act or false statement. The conviction is inadmissible unless it was punishable by more than one year.

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