102The credibility rule

#### 102 The credibility rule Credibility evidence about a witness is not admissible. > Note 1: Specific exceptions to the credibility rule are as follows: > Note: evidence adduced in cross‑examination (sections 103 and 104); > Note: evidence in rebuttal of denials (section 106); > Note: evidence to re‑establish credibility (section 108); > Note: evidence of persons with specialised knowledge (section 108C); > Note: character of accused persons (section 110). > Note: Other provisions of this Act, or of other laws, may operate as further exceptions. > Note 2: Sections 108A and 108B deal with the admission of credibility evidence about a person who has made a previous representation but who is not a witness.