Evidence in a nutshell

By:

Paul F Rothstein

Contributor(s):

Publication details: New York West Publishing Co. 2012Edition: 6thDescription: 757pISBN:

9780314278333
9781628106206

Subject(s):

1. Evidence Law - U S A

DDC classification:

347.060000 PAU

Contents:

Contents: Interpreting the rules and other basics: offers, objections, and the judge's function Judicial notice, presumptions, and burdens: substitutes for evidence Relevancy, its counterweights, and related exclusionary rules A special relevancy vs. counterweights problem area: similar acts, characters, propensity Privileges Witnesses: competency, examination, and impeachment Opinions, experts, and scientific evidence Hearsay: the basic theory, rationale, and constitutional considerations Hearsay rule modifications for admissions and witnesses' prior statements Exceptions to the hearsay rule Authentication, exhibits, and the best evidence (original writing) rule.

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Contents:
Interpreting the rules and other basics: offers, objections, and the judge's function
Judicial notice, presumptions, and burdens: substitutes for evidence
Relevancy, its counterweights, and related exclusionary rules
A special relevancy vs. counterweights problem area: similar acts, characters, propensity
Privileges
Witnesses: competency, examination, and impeachment
Opinions, experts, and scientific evidence
Hearsay: the basic theory, rationale, and constitutional considerations
Hearsay rule modifications for admissions and witnesses' prior statements
Exceptions to the hearsay rule
Authentication, exhibits, and the best evidence (original writing) rule.

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