Minnesota Evidence Manual

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Minnesota Evidence Manual is a practice-focused treatise designed for attorneys who need a reliable, courtroom-ready reference to Minnesota evidence law. This single-volume softbound guide delivers clear analysis of evidentiary principles, procedural requirements and strategic considerations affecting trial and appellate advocacy in Minnesota courts.

Written by Samantha Foertsch, a managing partner responsible for motion and appellate practice at a Minneapolis criminal defense firm, the manual reflects real-world litigation experience and practical insight.

The book provides thorough coverage of:

• Introducing and objecting to evidence at trial
• Preserving evidentiary issues for appeal
• The Minnesota Rules of Evidence
• Select Minnesota evidentiary statutes
• Select court, procedural and professional evidentiary rules

Each Rule of Evidence, evidentiary statute and court or professional rule is followed by a concise practice commentary. These commentaries highlight strategic considerations, common pitfalls and preservation techniques, making the manual particularly useful in active litigation settings.

Courtroom-Ready Structure

Organized for ease of reference, Minnesota Evidence Manual includes:

• A focused introduction to evidentiary principles
• Practical guidance on objections and offers of proof
• Annotated discussion of Minnesota evidentiary rules and statutes
• Tables of cases and statutes for quick research access
• A detailed index for efficient navigation

Whether preparing motions in limine, making evidentiary objections at trial or preserving the record for appeal, practitioners can rely on Minnesota Evidence Manual for clear guidance grounded in Minnesota law.

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