Federal Courtroom Evidence

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Federal Courtroom Evidence is a familiar sight in the federal courtroom. Attorneys and judges rely on this resource for instant access to the law including rules, advisory committee notes, and case annotations - with the convenient center topical index that keys each subject heading to a numbered tab.

This latest edition is more finely organized for deeper analysis and quicker access to the desired information. In many cases, more subsections of text discuss each rule, so that each subsection addresses more specific issues. This allowed more detailed analysis of evidentiary issues and made it possible to cite fewer opinions for each proposition of law without reducing the richness of the authority provided in this edition. All of the chapters have been updated with the latest evidence cases.

Regular updates reflect the latest amendments and revisions to the Federal Rules of Evidence so you can practice with confidence.

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Table of contents

I. GENERAL PROVISIONS

Chapter 1. Scope And Purpose

Chapter 2. Making Record Of Objections

103 Rule 103. Rulings On Evidence

Chapter 3. Preliminary Questions

104 Rule 104. Preliminary Questions

105 Rule 105. Limited Admissibility

106 Rule 106. Remainder Of Or Related Writings Or Recorded Statements

II. JUDICIAL NOTICE

Chapter 4. Adjudicative Facts

201 Rule 201. Judicial Notice Of Adjudicative Facts

III. PRESUMPTIONS IN CIVIL ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS

Chapter 5. In General Civil Proceedings

301 Rule 301. Presumptions In Civil Actions And Proceedings

Chapter 6. State Law Applicability

302 Rule 302. Applicability Of State Law In Civil Actions And Proceedings

IV. RELEVANCY AND ITS LIMITS

Chapter 7. In General

401 Rule 401. Definition Of "Relevant Evidence"

402 Rule 402. Relevant Evidence Generally Admissible; Irrelevant Evidence Inadmissible

Chapter 8. When Excludable For Prejudice

403 Rule 403. Exclusion Of Relevant Evidence On Grounds Of Prejudice, Confusion, Or Waste Of Time

Chapter 9. Character And Habit Evidence

404 Rule 404. Character Evidence Not Admissible To Prove Conduct; Exceptions; Other Crimes

405 Rule 405. Methods Of Proving Character

406 Rule 406. Habit; Routine Practice

Chapter 10. Limited Admissibility

407 Rule 407. Subsequent Remedial Measures

408 Rule 408. Compromise And Offers To Compromise

409 Rule 409. Payment Of Medical And Similar Expenses

410 Rule 410. Inadmissibility Of Pleas, Plea Discussions, And Related Statements

411 Rule 411. Liability Insurance

412 Rule 412. Sex Offense Cases; Relevance Of Victim's Past Behavior

413 Rule 413. Evidence Of Similar Crimes In Sexual Assault Cases

414 Rule 414. Evidence Of Similar Crimes In Child Molestation Cases

415 Rule 415. Evidence Of Similar Acts In Civil Cases Concerning Sexual Assault Or Child Molestation

V. PRIVILEGES

Chapter 11. General Rule

501 Rule 501. General Rule

VI. WITNESSES

Chapter 12. General Requirements

601 Rule 601. General Rule Of Competency

602 Rule 602. Lack Of Personal Knowledge

603 Rule 603. Oath Or Affirmation

604 Rule 604. Interpreters

Chapter 13. Judge Or Juror As Witness

605 Rule 605. Competency Of Judge As Witness

606 Rule 606. Competency Of Juror As Witness

Chapter 14. Impeachment And Character Witnesses

607 Rule 607. Who May Impeach

608 Rule 608. Evidence Of Character And Conduct Of Witness

609 Rule 609. Impeachment By Evidence Of Conviction Of Crime

610 Rule 610. Religious Beliefs Or Opinions

Chapter 15. Mode Of Interrogation

611 Rule 611. Mode And Order Of Interrogation And Presentation

Chapter 16. Use Of Writings And Prior Statements

612 Rule 612. Writing Used To Refresh Memory

613 Rule 613. Prior Statements Of Witnesses

Chapter 17. Court Control Over Witnesses

614 Rule 614. Calling And Interrogation Of Witnesses By Court

615 Rule 615. Exclusion Of Witnesses

VII. OPINIONS AND EXPERT TESTIMONY

Chapter 18. Opinions By Lay Witnesses

701 Rule 701. Opinion Testimony By Lay Witnesses

Chapter 19. Expert Opinions

702 Rule 702. Testimony By Experts

703 Rule 703. Bases Of Opinion Testimony By Experts

704 Rule 704. Opinion On Ultimate Issue

705 Rule 705. Disclosure Of Facts Or Data Underlying Expert Opinion

Chapter 20. Court Appointed Experts

706 Rule 706. Court Appointed Experts

VIII. HEARSAY

Chapter 21. Definitions And Rules

801 Rule 801. Definitions

802 Rule 802. Hearsay Rule

Chapter 22. Hearsay Exceptions

803 Rule 803. Hearsay Exceptions; Availability Of Declarant Immaterial

804 Rule 804. Hearsay Exceptions; Declarant Unavailable

Chapter 23. Hearsay Within Hearsay, Credibility Of The Declarant, And The Residual Exception

805 Rule 805. Hearsay Within Hearsay

806 Rule 806. Attacking And Supporting Credibility Of Declarant

807 Rule 807. Residual Exception

IX. AUTHENTICATION AND IDENTIFICATION

Chapter 24. Requirements

901 Rule 901. Requirement Of Authentication Or Identification

902 Rule 902. Self-Authentication

903 Rule 903. Subscribing Witness Testimony Unnecessary

X. CONTENT OF WRITINGS, RECORDINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHS

Chapter 25. Definitions

1001 Rule 1001. Definitions

Chapter 26. Originals vs. Duplicates

1002 Rule 1002. Requirement Of Original

1003 Rule 1003. Admissibility Of Duplicates

1004 Rule 1004. Admissibility Of Other Evidence Of Contents

Chapter 27. Public Records, Summaries And Admissions

1005 Rule 1005. Public Records

1006 Rule 1006. Summaries

1007 Rule 1007. Testimony Or Written Admission Of Party

1008 Rule 1008. Functions Of Court And Jury

XI. MISCELLANEOUS

Chapter 28. Miscellaneous Rules

1101 Rule 1101. Applicability Of Rules

1102 Rule 1102. Amendments

1103 Rule 1103. Title

XII. PROCEDURE

Chapter 29. Use Of Depositions And Interrogatories

1200 Fed. R. Civ. P. 32. Use Of Depositions In Court Proceedings

1201 Fed. R. Civ. P. 43(E). Motions

1202 Fed. R. Crim. P. 15. Use Of Depositions In Criminal Cases

1203 Fed. R. Civ. P. 33. Use Of Interrogatories To Parties

Chapter 30. Introducing Documentary Evidence

1300 Local Rules Of Court-- Advance Notice Of Introduction

1301 Admissibility Of Documents Checklist

1302 Procedure For Introducing Exhibits

1303 Introducing Business Records

1304 Using Admissible Documents

1305 Laying A Foundation For Introducing Recorded Recollection

Chapter 31. Introducing Demonstrative And Experimental Evidence

1400 Procedure For Introducing Demonstrative Evidence

1401 Laying The Foundation

1402 Jury Consideration Of Exhibit In Evidence

1403 Procedure For Introducing Evidence Of Experiments

1404 Frequent Objections To Demonstrative And Experimental Evidence

Chapter 32. Introducing Expert Testimony

1500 Preparation Of Expert Witness For Deposition Or Trial

1501 Procedure For Testimony Of Expert

1502 Objections To Testimony Of Expert

1503 If Objection Overruled

1504 If Objection Sustained

1505 More On Questioning The Expert

1506 Cross-Examination Of Expert

Chapter 33. Robing Room (Threshold) Motions

1600 Purpose

1601 Time Of Motion

1602 Offer Of Proof

1603 Rulings Violated

1604 Subject Matter Of Threshold Rulings

1605 Delayed Motion

1606 Preserving Issue For Appeal