This heavily discounted, three-hole punched, alternative loose-leaf version of the hardbound book is printed on 8 ½ x 11 inch paper with wider margins and with the same pagination as the hardbound book.
Principles of Evidence provides students with an enriched blend of cases, rules, and scholarly and trial excerpts which connect theory and practice for courtroom evidence. To attain this goal, the authors have supplemented the traditional case method in two significant ways. First, because the law of evidence has engendered a vast and rich literature, the authors have drawn extensively, but selectively, on these scholarly writings to provide the initial insight and sense of perspective on the principles of evidence. Each article excerpts is chosen for its ability to concisely explain the evidentiary rule. 
Second, the authors have included numerous transcript materials from celebrated trials. These transcript excerpts from cases like the trials of Lizzie Borden, O.J. Simpson, John Scopes, Alger Hiss, the Rosenbergs, Charles Manson, and Sacco and Vanzetti bring evidence theory to life in the courtroom. These excerpts enable students to see how the foundations are laid and objections made.

Principles of Evidence (2014 Loose-leaf version)

Anthony J. Bocchino

David A. Sonenshein

Irving Younger (19321988)

Michael Goldsmith (19512009)

Reference

LexisNexis

This book was written to aid the lawyer in making and meeting objections at a trial for the State of Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Evidence: Objections and Responses

Mark S. Greenberg

The Michie Company

Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections

Legal Education

National Institute for Trial Advocacy

In RE: Cooperman

Ethics & Professional Responsibility

Nita Publications

In RE: Cooperman: Cooperman Teacher's Manual

Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections - Revised 2nd Edition (Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections, Interm Edition)

Fact Investigation, the tenth volume in NITA's popular Practical Guide Series, describes different methods and techniques that lawyers can use to best serve their client's legitimate needs and wants during client interviewing, fact investigation, witness interviewing, and counseling. These methods help narrow issues and focus litigation so that the attorney/counselor can gather, produce, and impart "practical wisdom" to his or her clients. The book contains practical learning models tested by successful lawyers and teachers for lawyer planning and decision making.

Fact Investigation: A Practical Guide to Interviewing, Counseling, and Case Theory Development

Paul J. Zwier

LexisNexis / Natl Inst for Trial Advocacy

Whether in moot court or trial, A Practical Guide to Federal Evidence will guide you to mastery of making and responding to evidentiary objections. Objections and their responses are grouped by subject category of the objection for easy location. The extensive practice commentaries given for each objection will help you understand the application of the Federal Rules of Evidence in practice and enable you to deal with the common issues that arise. The Federal Rules of Evidence and a quick reference guide to objections are included. The handy quick reference guide includes only the minimum language required to make or respond to objections for quick use in moot or trial court and provides reference to the more detailed explanations in the text.

A Practical Guide to Federal Evidence: Objections, Responses, Rules, and Practice Commentary

Criminal Law

After Maggie Polisi, an associate at the law firm of Parker &amp; Gould, breaks off a relationship with a partner, Simon Clark, she is denied partnership. Polisi sues Clark and the firm for gender discrimination, sexual harassment (quid pro quo and hostile work environment), and defamation. This case file is designed to teach advanced trial skills in a complex action involving both liability and damages. There are three witnesses for both the plaintiff and the defendants. This particular file is the expert edition focusing on trial skills and use of expert witnesses.

Polisi v. Clark and Parker & Gould: Advanced Case File (NITA)

Frank D. Rothschild

Wolters Kluwer

Effective Use of Courtroom Technology: A Lawyer’s Guide to Pretrial and Trial is the first definitive how-to book for attorneys using evidence cameras, computers, digital projectors, screens, monitors, and video and audio displays in the courtroom. Written for lawyers who bring electronic equipment into the courtroom or use court-provided equipment for displaying or playing exhibits during trial, this book explains what the real issues are, provides a jargon-free description of the technology driving the issues, and suggests the considerations in making motions or responding to objections. 
Effective Use of Courtroom Technology makes it easier for lawyers to benefit from courtroom technology from the initial phases of discovery through post-trial briefing. The book comes with a CD-ROM containing sample computer generated exhibits that illustrate a variety of templates, animations, color combinations, and transitions which are useful to attorneys wanting to bring technology in the courtroom. The CD also contains a copy of the Microsoft Appeal e-brief. This was provided to us by RealLegal.com.

Effective Use of Courtroom Technology: A Lawyer's Guide to Pretrial and Trial

Donald H. Beskind

Deanne C. Siemer

LEXISNEXIS/National Institute for Trial Advocacy

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