Lexis Nexis Weinstein's Evidence Manual
The authority on Federal Evidence Rules saves you valuable research time.
Publisher: Matthew Bender Elite Products
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View a sample of this title using the ReadNow feature A practical desktop and courtroom answer guide
Includes incisive analysis by Judge Weinstein
Judge Weinstein's valuable commentary covers each
Rule. You'll find discussion of the reason behind the Rule,
its philosophy and practice, and how to use it to your advantage
Contains authoritative federal case citations
The authority on Federal Evidence Rules saves you valuable research time. Here's hands-on accessibility to expert guidance, in a convenient single volume.
Useful on its own as a convenient quick reference guide, or as a companion to the six-volume masterwork, Weinstein's Federal Evidence.
First published in 1987.
1 Volume; Looseleaf; updated annually with revision pages.
Table of Contents
1 Application of Rules and Construction
2 Control by Trial Court Generally
3 Power of Court in Relation to Jury
4 Judicial Notice
5 Presumptions
6 Relevancy Generally
7 Special Rules of Relevancy
8 Authentication and Identification
9 Best Evidence Rule
10 Witnesses Generally
11 Special Witness Rules
12 Credibility
13 Expert Witnesses
14 Hearsay: Definition, Organization and Constitutional Concerns
15 Hearsay Exclusions
16 Hearsay Exceptions--Availability of Declarant Immaterial
17 Hearsay Exceptions Requiring Unavailability--Rule 804
18 Privileges
