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Federal rules of evidence : with advisory committee notes and legislative history 2023 / Christopher B. Mueller.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Mueller, Christopher B., author.
- Series:
- Supplements Series
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Evidence (Law)--United States.
- Evidence (Law).
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (322 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Burlington, Massachusetts : Aspen Publishing, [2023]
- Contents:
- Intro
- Front Matter
- Editorial Advisors
- Title Page
- Copyright
- About Aspen Publishing
- Summary of Contents
- Contents
- Part I. Federal Rules of Evidence Asamended December 1, 2022
- Article I. General Provisions
- Rule 101. Scope
- definitions
- Rule 102. Purpose and construction
- Rule 103. Rulings on evidence
- Rule 104. Preliminary questions
- Rule 105. Limiting evidence that is not admissible against other parties or for other purposes
- Rule 106. Remainder of or related writings or recorded statements
- Article II. Judicial Notice
- Rule 201. Judicial notice of adjudicative facts
- Article III. Presumptions in Civil Actions and Proceedings
- Rule 301. Presumptions in civil cases generally
- Rule 302. Applying state law to presumptions in civil cases
- Article IV. Relevancy and its Limits
- Rule 401. Test for relevant evidence
- Rule 402. General admissibility of relevant evidence
- Rule 403. Excluding relevant evidence for prejudice, confusion, waste of time, or other reasons
- Rule 404. Character evidence
- other crimes, wrongs, or acts
- Rule 405. Methods of proving character
- Rule 406. Habit
- routine practice
- Rule 407. Subsequent remedial measures
- Rule 408. Compromise offers and negotiations
- Rule 409. Offers to pay medical and similar expenses
- Rule 410. Pleas, plea discussions, and related statements
- Rule 411. Liability insurance
- Rule 412. Sex-offense cases: The victim's sexual behavior or predisposition
- Rule 413. Similar crimes in sexual-assault cases
- Rule 414. Similar crimes in child-molestation cases
- Rule 415. Similar acts in civil cases involving sexual assault or child molestation
- Article V. Privileges
- Rule 501. Privileges in general
- Rule 502. Attorney-client privilege and work product
- limitations on waiver
- Article VI. Witnesses.
- Rule 601. Competency to testify in general
- Rule 602. Need for personal knowledge
- Rule 603. Oath or affirmation to testify truthfully
- Rule 604. Interpreter
- Rule 605. Judge's competency as a witness
- Rule 606. Juror's competency as a witness
- Rule 607. Who may impeach a witness
- Rule 608. A witness's character for truthfulness or untruthfulness
- Rule 609. Impeachment by evidence of a criminal conviction
- Rule 610. Religious beliefs or opinions
- Rule 611. Mode and order of examining witnesses and presenting evidence
- Rule 612. Writing used to refresh a witness's memory
- Rule 613. Witness's prior statement
- Rule 614. Court's calling or examining a witness
- Rule 615. Excluding witnesses
- Article VII. Opinions and Expert Testimony
- Rule 701. Opinion testimony by lay witnesses
- Rule 702. Testimony by expert witnesses
- Rule 703. Bases of an expert's opinion testimony
- Rule 704. Opinion on an ultimate issue
- Rule 705. Disclosing the facts or data underlying an expert's opinion
- Rule 706. Court-appointed expert witnesses
- Article VIII. Hearsay
- Rule 801. Definitions that apply to this article
- exclusions from hearsay
- Rule 802. The rule against hearsay
- Rule 803. Exceptions to the rule against hearsay - Regardless of whether the declarant is available as a witness
- Rule 804. Exceptions to the rule against hearsay - When the declarant is unavailable as a witness
- Rule 805. Hearsay within hearsay
- Rule 806. Attacking and supporting the declarant's credibility
- Rule 807. Residual exception
- Article IX. Authentication and Identification
- Rule 901. Authenticating or identifying evidence
- Rule 902. Evidence that is self-authenticating
- Rule 903. Subscribing witness's testimony
- Article X. Contents of Writings, Recordings, and Photographs
- Rule 1001. Definitions that apply to this article.
- Rule 1002. Requirement of the original
- Rule 1003. Admissibility of duplicates
- Rule 1004. Admissibility of other evidence of content
- Rule 1005. Copies of public records to prove content
- Rule 1006. Summaries to prove content
- Rule 1007. Testimony or statement of a party to prove content
- Rule 1008. Functions of the court and jury
- Article XI. Miscellaneous Rules
- Rule 1101. Applicability of the rules
- Rule 1102. Amendments
- Rule 1103. Title
- Part 2. Federal Rules of Evidence With Advisory Committee Notes and Legislative History
- Article III. Presumptions in Civil Cases
- Article IV. Relevance and its Limits
- crimes or other acts
- Rule 412. Sex-offense cases: the victim's sexual behavior or predisposition
- Rule 413. Similar crimes in sexual-assault cases.
- Rule 414. Similar crimes in child-molestation cases
- Rule 501. Privilege in general
- Article VI. Witnesses
- Rule 601. Competency to testify in general
- Rule 807. Residual exception.
- Article IX. Authentication and Identification
- Rule 1001. Definitions that apply to this article
- Rule 1002. Requirement of the original
- Part 3. Proposed But Rejected Rules
- Rule 105. Summing up and comment by judge
- Rule 301. Presumptions in general [as prescribed by Supreme Court]
- Rule 301. Presumptions in general in civil actions and proceedings [as passed by House of Representatives]
- Rule 303. Presumptions in criminal cases
- Rule 404. Character evidence not admissible to prove conduct
- exceptions
- other crimes
- Rule 501. Privileges recognized only as provided
- Rule 502. Required reports privileged by statute
- Rule 503. Lawyer-client privilege
- Rule 504. Psychotherapist-patient privilege
- Rule 505. Husband-wife privilege
- Rule 506. Communications to clergymen
- Rule 507. Political vote
- Rule 508. Trade secrets
- Rule 509. Secrets of state and other official information
- Rule 510. Identity of informer
- Rule 511. Waiver of privilege by voluntary disclosure
- Rule 512. Privileged matter disclosed under compulsion or without opportunity to claim privilege.
- Rule 513. Comment upon or inference from claim of privilege.
- Notes:
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 979-88-89062-25-7
- OCLC:
- 45862375
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