Arizona Evidence Manual

Arizona Evidence Manual is a user guide that explores evidentiary rules in theory and in practice, including definitions and the history of evidence, as well as the full text of the Arizona Rules of Evidence with official commentary and case annotations.

Publisher: LexisNexis

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Print Book: 1 volume, softbound 2026 Edition
$351.00
In Stock ISBN: 9798341731097

Arizona Evidence Manual is designed to help lawyers and judges apply the Arizona Rules of Evidence and binding case law.

It’s a valuable reference in the courtroom or the office—especially the night before trial. The manual includes discussions of evidentiary methods, historical context, policy considerations, proof evaluation, scientific evidence, and the critical thinking required to assess rules of admissibility and exclusion.

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Chapter 1 Defining and Redefining Evidence; Its History and Place in American Law
§ 1.01. Definitions
§ 1.02. The Difference Between Legal Theory and Evidence
§ 1.03. Arizona’s Rule of Sufficient Evidence
§ 1.04. Conceptions of Evidence: What does Evidence Refer to in Law?
§ 1.05. Testimonial, Documentary, and Demonstrative Evidence
§ 1.06. The Living Rules of Evidence
§ 1.07. Digital Evidence
§ 1.08. America’s Most Infamous Trial

Chapter 2 Arizona Rules Of Evidence
§ 2.01. History; General Overview
§ 2.02. Arizona Rule of Evidence 101—Scope; Definitions
§ 2.03. Arizona Rule of Evidence 102—Purpose
§ 2.04. Arizona Rule of Evidence 103—Rulings on Evidence
§ 2.05. Arizona Rule of Evidence 104 Preliminary Questions
§ 2.06. Arizona Rule of Evidence 105—Limiting Evidence that is Not Admissible Against Other Parties
§ 2.07. Arizona Rule of Evidence 106—Remainder of or Related Statements
§ 2.08. Arizona Rule of Evidence 107. Illustrative Aids [Effective January 1, 2025]
§ 2.09. Arizona Rule of Evidence 201—Judicial Notice of Adjudicative Facts
§ 2.10. Arizona Rule of Evidence 301—Presumptions in Civil Cases Generally
§ 2.11. Arizona Rule of Evidence 302—Applicability of State Law to Presumptions In Civil Cases
§ 2.12. Arizona Rule of Evidence 401—Test for Relevant Evidence
§ 2.13. Arizona Rule of Evidence 402—General Admissibility of Relevant Evidence
§ 2.14. Arizona Rule of Evidence 403—Excluding Relevant Evidence for Prejudice, Confusion, Waste of Time, or Other Reasons
§ 2.15. Arizona Rule of Evidence 404—Character Evidence Not Admissible to Prove Conduct; Exceptions, Other Crimes, Wrongs, or Acts
§ 2.16. Arizona Rule of Evidence 405—Methods of Proving Character
§ 2.17. Arizona Rule of Evidence 406—Habit; Routine Practice
§ 2.18. Arizona Rule of Evidence 407—Subsequent Remedial Measures
§ 2.19. Arizona Rule of Evidence 408—Compromise and Offers and Negotiations
§ 2.20. Arizona Rule of Evidence 409—Offers To Pay Medical and Similar 
§ 2.21. Arizona Rule of Evidence 410—Pleas, Plea Discussions and Related Statements
§ 2.22. Arizona Rule of Evidence 411—Liability Insurance
§ 2.23. Arizona Rule of Evidence 412—Sex Offense Cases—The Victim’s Sexual Behavior or Predisposition
§ 2.24. Arizona Rule of Evidence 413—Similar Crimes in Sexual-Assault Cases
[Federal Rule not adopted]
§ 2.25. Arizona Rule of Evidence 414—Similar Crimes in Child Molestation Cases [Federal Rule not adopted]
§ 2.26. Arizona Rule of Evidence 415—Similar acts in civil cases involving sexual assault or child molestation [Federal Rule not adopted]
§ 2.27. Arizona Rule of Evidence 501—Privilege
§ 2.28. Arizona Rule of Evidence 502—Attorney-Client Privilege and Work Product; Limitations on Waiver
§ 2.29. Arizona Rule of Evidence 513—Legal Professionals Privilege
§ 2.30. Arizona Rule of Evidence 601—Competency to Testify in General
§ 2.31. Arizona Rule of Evidence 602—Need for personal knowledge
§ 2.32. Arizona Rule of Evidence 603—Oath or Affirmation To Testify Truthfully
§ 2.33. Arizona Rule of Evidence 604—Interpreters
§ 2.34. Arizona Rule of Evidence 605—Competency Of Judge As Witness
§ 2.35. Arizona Rule of Evidence 606—Juror’s Competency as a Witness
§ 2.36. Arizona Rule of Evidence 607—Who May Impeach A Witness
§ 2.37. Arizona Rule of Evidence 608—A Witness’s Character for Truthfulness or Untruthfulness
§ 2.38. Arizona Rule of Evidence 609—Impeachment by Evidence of a Criminal Conviction
§ 2.39. Arizona Rule of Evidence 610—Religious Beliefs or Opinions
§ 2.40. Arizona Rule of Evidence 611—Mode and Order Of Examining Witnesses and Presenting Evidence
§ 2.41. Arizona Rule of Evidence 612—Writing Used To Refresh a Witness’s Memory
§ 2.42. Arizona Rule of Evidence 613—Witness’s Prior Statement
§ 2.43. Arizona Rule of Evidence 614—Court’s Calling Or Examining a Witness
§ 2.44. Arizona Rule of Evidence 615—Excluding witnesses
§ 2.45. Arizona Rule of Evidence 701—Opinion Testimony by Lay Witnesses
§ 2.46. Arizona Rule of Evidence 702—Testimony By Expert Witnesses
§ 2.47. Arizona Rule of Evidence 703—Bases of an Expert’s Opinion Testimony
§ 2.48. Arizona Rule of Evidence 704—Opinion on an Ultimate Issue
§ 2.49. Arizona Rule of Evidence 705—Disclosing the facts or data underlying an expert’s opinion
§ 2.50. Arizona Rule of Evidence 706—Court Appointed Expert Witnesses
§ 2.51. Arizona Rule of Evidence 801—Definitions that apply to this chapter; exclusions from hearsay
§ 2.52. Arizona Rule of Evidence 802—The Rule Against Hearsay
§ 2.53. Arizona Rule of Evidence 803—Execptions to the Rule Against Hearsay Regardless of Whether the Declarant Is Available as a Witness
§ 2.54. Arizona Rule of Evidence 804—Exceptions to the rule against hearsay when the declarant is unavailable as a witness
§ 2.55. Arizona Rule of Evidence 805—Hearsay within hearsay
§ 2.56. Arizona Rule of Evidence 806—Attacking And Supporting the Declarant’s Credibility
§ 2.57. Arizona Rule of Evidence 807—Residual Exception
§ 2.58. Arizona Rule of Evidence 901—Authenticating and Identifying Evidence
§ 2.59. Arizona Rule of Evidence 902—Evidence that is Self-Authenticating
§ 2.60. Arizona Rule of Evidence 903—Subscribing Witness’s Testimony
§ 2.61. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1001—Definitions That Apply To This Article
§ 2.62. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1002—Requirement Of the Original
§ 2.63. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1003—Admissibility Of Duplicates
§ 2.64. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1004—Admissibility Of Other Evidence Of Contents
§ 2.65. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1005—Copies of Public Records To Prove Content
§ 2.66. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1006—Summaries To Prove Content
§ 2.67. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1007—Testimony or Statement of a Party to Prove Content
§ 2.68. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1008—Functions of the Court and Jury
§ 2.69. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1101—Applicability Of the Rules
§ 2.70. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1102—Amendments
§ 2.71. Arizona Rule of Evidence 1103—Title