Arizona Evidence Manual

Author: Gary Stuart (Author)

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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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.

The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663379993.

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