This edition of Principles of Evidence, dedicated to Professor Irving Younger, honors his teaching philosophy, considered revolutionary at first inception. Younger was a great believer that the law of evidence was best learned in the context in which it was applied. Focusing on the Federal Rules of Evidence, this edition has modernized Younger's materials with new and easily taught cases together with an opportunity to consider the law in a practice situation. Every substantive chapter has a Practice Dimension, which contains a Practice Law Review summarizing the law for quick reference; Tactical and Practical Considerations impacting the choice to utilize such evidence and the receptiveness of the judge to such proffers; and Problems and Questions that require students to apply the law to real world situations. This volume is accompanied by a teacher's manual stating the focus of cases and application and use of the Practice Dimension materials.

Principles of Evidence

Goldsmith, Michael

Younger, Irving

Sonenshein, David

Bocchino, Anthony

Epstein, Jules

Criminal Law

Carolina Academic Press

Understanding Evidence is a dual audience text. It is meant to be a supplement to, or a primary textbook for, any law school evidence course; and it is also an essential reference book for any litigator. The main objective is captured in the title―to offer an understanding of the Rules of Evidence as applied, with the latest decisional law both explicating the principles and providing references students and practitioners can turn to. Written with an understanding of how evidence rules and issues play out in all stages of the litigation process, is at once scholarly in its depth and practical in its application. Because of its comprehensiveness, it stands out from other reference materials. The updated coverage in the sixth edition includes rule changes and cases through December 2022. 
Understanding Evidence begins with an overview of evidence law followed by an explanation of the roles of the judge and jury. The remaining chapters are organized under the following topics: Procedural Framework of Trial Relevancy Witnesses Real and Demonstrative Evidence Writings Hearsay Privileges Substitutes for Evidence 
This treatise extensively discusses and cites the Federal Rules of Evidence. Cases, statutes, other rules, and secondary sources are also cited, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding evidence law.

Understanding Evidence (Understanding Series)

Giannelli, Paul

Law Practice

Scientific Evidence Review presents an introductory overview on United States Supreme Court decisions regarding expert admissibility issues and focuses on state and federal court expert evidence issues. The circuit by circuit chapters are written by experienced attorneys with knowledge of the application of the rules regarding expert evidence in their specific jurisdictions. The book is a valuable resource that provides the reader with quick access to the governing expert evidence rules in federal and state courts across the United States.

Scientific Evidence Review: Admissibility and the Use of Expert Evidence in the Courtroom, Monograph No. 9

Henderson, Carol

Cwik, Cynthia H.

American Bar Association]

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