Federal Rules of Evidence 3d sets out each rule with expert analysis and practice commentary by Georgetown law professor and trial lawyer Paul Rothstein, an acknowledged expert on the rules and their practical application in litigation and trial. Revised to include the restyling of of the Federal Rules of Evidence that was effective December 1, 2011, this title includes: A side-by-side comparison of each restyled rule with its prior version, Practice Comments broken down into clear, convenient, understandable headings and subheadings, making it easier to find solutions to your particular issue Essential facts and holdings of important cases that pinpoint the case's relevance to your issue Diversity of authority where there is more than one view, so you can find a view that favors your client and be prepared for your opponent's view Annual updates covering the latest cases and revisions to the rules One volume to slip easily into your briefcase

Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2015-2016 ed

Paul F. Rothstein

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Clark, Boardman, Callaghan

Federal Rules of Evidence 3d sets out each rule with expert analysis and practice commentary by Georgetown law professor and trial lawyer Paul Rothstein, an acknowledged expert on the rules and their practical application in litigation and trial. This work reports and analyzes not only recent amendments and proposed amendments, but also a plethora of new cases and important developments. Includes: A side-by-side comparison of each rule with its prior version and additional revisions throughout, making it even easier to spot changes made by the restyling of the Rules in 2011 Practice Comments broken down into clear, convenient, understandable headings and subheadings, making it easier to find solutions to your particular issue Essential facts and holdings of important cases that pinpoint the case's relevance to your issue Diversity of authority where there is more than one view, so you can find a view that favors your client and be prepared for your opponent's view Annual updates covering the latest cases and revisions to the rules One volume to slip easily into your briefcase"

Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2018 ed.

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Federal Rules of Evidence, Third Edition 2007

Thomson/West

This heavily discounted, three-hole punched, alternative loose-leaf version of the hardbound book is printed on 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper with wider margins and with the same pagination as the hardbound book.Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems is predicated more than ever on the notion that the Federal Rules of Evidence, their state progeny, and cases arising under them, are the major factors in the teaching of Evidence today. The authors have made some changes to build the book more explicitly around the Rules. Interesting or informative cases or materials from other jurisdictions or the common law are still included where those materials shed light on an issue or impart perspective by showing other ways of doing things. For instance, the significant differences such as those in California are highlighted while the authors still use the Federal Rules as the basic organizing principle for this edition. The general plan of the book is this. Each section starts out with a directive to read a particular rule or portion thereof. This may be followed by a brief background explanation of the area, if needed. Then come some essential and teachable cases and other primary materials, each usually followed by a set of expository notes (including some questions) exploring permutations and implications, and finally, some problems testing whether students can apply or critique what they have learned and integrate it with other topics and rules where necessary. Each note, question, or problem has a heading indicating what it treats, so that professors are able to identify the subjects they wish to cover, while students receive direction about the intended focus of each inquiry. The materials in this book cover a wide range of perspectives from intensely pragmatic concerns, through deeply philosophical policy issues, to new approaches to evidentiary analysis. Included are textual explanations, rules, cases, notes, questions, problems, jury instructions, articles, proposals, legislation, and excerpted testimony. Assignments may be tailored to suit the teacher's own preferences on how to best approach Evidence in an introductory course.From both Professor Rothstein and Professor Crump: To our beloved co-author Myrna Raeder, who did not see the publication of this volume, but whose work runs through all of it, and whose insight, wisdom and good humor stay with us after all these years.

Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Loose-leaf version)

David Crump

Myrna S. Raeder

LexisNexis

The Third Edition of Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems is predicated more than ever on the notion that the Federal Rules of Evidence, their state progeny, and cases arising under them, are the major factors in the teaching of Evidence today. The authors have made some changes to build the book more explicitly around the Rules. Interesting or informative cases or materials from other jurisdictions or the common law are still included where those materials shed light on an issue or impart perspective by showing other ways of doing things. For instance, the significant differences such as those in California are highlighted while the authors still use the Federal Rules as the basic organizing principle for this edition.
 Within each of the topics throughout the book, the authors have introduced some organizational innovations. Each topic usually opens with a box containing the text of the appropriate Federal Rule of Evidence (or, in the cases of particular privileges, the Uniform Rule of Evidence codifying the privilege) in order to focus attention and to provide a "rudder." This box is followed by a brief background explanation of the area, if needed. Then come some essential and teachable cases and other primary materials, each usually followed by a set of expository notes (including some questions) exploring permutations and implications, and finally, some problems testing whether students can apply or critique what they have learned and integrate it with other topics and rules where necessary. Each note, question, or problem has a heading indicating what it treats, so that professors are able to identify the subjects they wish to cover, while students receive direction about the intended focus of each inquiry. All decisions cited by the authors in textual passages, notes, questions, and problems are followed by at least a few words describing the holding.
 The materials in this book cover a wide range of perspectives from intensely pragmatic concerns, through deeply philosophical policy issues, to new approaches to evidentiary analysis. Included are textual explanations, rules, cases, notes, questions, problems, jury instructions, articles, proposals, legislation, and excerpted testimony. Assignments may be tailored to suit the teacher's own preferences on how to best approach Evidence in an introductory course.

Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems

This three-hole punched, alternative loose-leaf version of the hardbound book is printed on 8 ½ x 11 inch paper with wider margins and the same pagination – offered at a substantially lower price than the hardbound book. The Third Edition of Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems is predicated more than ever on the notion that the Federal Rules of Evidence, their state progeny, and cases arising under them, are the major factors in the teaching of Evidence today. The authors have made some changes to build the book more explicitly around the Rules. Interesting or informative cases or materials from other jurisdictions or the common law are still included where those materials shed light on an issue or impart perspective by showing other ways of doing things. For instance, the significant differences such as those in California are highlighted while the authors still use the Federal Rules as the basic organizing principle for this edition.Within each of the topics throughout the book, the authors have introduced some organizational innovations. Each topic usually opens with a box containing the text of the appropriate Federal Rule of Evidence (or, in the cases of particular privileges, the Uniform Rule of Evidence codifying the privilege) in order to focus attention and to provide a "rudder." This box is followed by a brief background explanation of the area, if needed. Then come some essential and teachable cases and other primary materials, each usually followed by a set of expository notes (including some questions) exploring permutations and implications, and finally, some problems testing whether students can apply or critique what they have learned and integrate it with other topics and rules where necessary. Each note, question, or problem has a heading indicating what it treats, so that professors are able to identify the subjects they wish to cover, while students receive direction about the intended focus of each inquiry. All decisions cited by the authors in textual passages, notes, questions, and problems are followed by at least a few words describing the holding.The materials in this book cover a wide range of perspectives from intensely pragmatic concerns, through deeply philosophical policy issues, to new approaches to evidentiary analysis. Included are textual explanations, rules, cases, notes, questions, problems, jury instructions, articles, proposals, legislation, and excerpted testimony. Assignments may be tailored to suit the teacher's own preferences on how to best approach Evidence in an introductory course.

Criminal Law

Federal Rules of Evidence, 2024 ed.

Federal Rules of Evidence 3d sets out each rule with expert analysis and practice commentary by Georgetown law professor and trial lawyer Paul Rothstein, an acknowledged expert on the rules and their practical application in litigation and trial. This work reports and analyzes not only recent amendments and proposed amendments, but also a plethora of new cases and important developments. Includes: A side-by-side comparison of each rule with its prior version and additional revisions throughout, making it even easier to spot changes made by the restyling of the Rules in 2011 Practice Comments broken down into clear, convenient, understandable headings and subheadings, making it easier to find solutions to your particular issue Essential facts and holdings of important cases that pinpoint the case's relevance to your issue Diversity of authority where there is more than one view, so you can find a view that favors your client and be prepared for your opponent's view Annual updates covering the latest cases and revisions to the rules One volume to slip easily into your briefcase

Federal Rules of Evidence Third Edition 2021

Federal Rules of Evidence, 2023 ed.

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Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2015-2016 ed

Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2018 ed.

Federal Rules of Evidence, Third Edition 2007

Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Loose-leaf version)

Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems

Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems (Loose-leaf version)

Federal Rules of Evidence, 2024 ed.

Federal Rules of Evidence Third Edition 2021

Federal Rules of Evidence, 2023 ed.