Weinstein's Federal Evidence

Jack B. Weinstein

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Weinstein's Evidence Manual

Matthew Bender and Company Inc

Weinstein's Evidence Manual (Legal Text Series)

Margaret A. Berger

Lexis Law Pub.

Book by Weinstein, Jack B., Berger, Margaret A.

Criminal Law

Matthew Bender & Co.

Cases and materials on evidence (University casebook series)

Foundation Press

This volume comprehensively covers the Federal Rules of Evidence. It was designed for judges, lawyers, and students who need a concise guide to the practical and theoretical information required in the court, office, and classroom. Now that the Federal Rules have been in effect for more than two decades, some clear lines of interpretation have begun to emerge. The authors have summarized those areas and indicated places where further clarification is needed.

Weinstein's Evidence Manual, Student Edition

Reference

LexisNexis

This is the 2007 Supplement to Weinstein, Mansfield, Abrams and Berger's Evidence, Ninth Edition. The 2007 Supplement contains recent changes in Federal Rules of Evidence 404, 408, 606 and 609. Also included is proposed Rule 502, dealing with the Attorney-Client Privilege and the Work Product Privilege, the first proposed change in the position Congress took when it first enacted the Federal Rules in 1975, at which time it eliminated all specification of privileges proposed by the Supreme Court thus leaving privileges to the common law. The Supplement also contains a complete updating of the California Evidence Code and some important new cases dealing with selected topics. In the Chapter on Testimonial Evidence, Holmes v. South Carolina and Clark v. Arizona, dealing with constitutional restrictions on a criminal defendent's right to introduce evidence, have been added. In the Hearsay Chapter, additional material is included relating to the impact of Crawford on rights under the Confrontation Clause, particularly in regard to limitations on in-court testimony. Finally, in the Chapter on Burden of Proof, Dixon v. United States is described, a case that discusses whether Due Process limits the legislature in placing the burden of proof on criminal defendants in regard to affirmative defenses.

Evidence- 2007 Rules and Statute Supplement

Norman Abrams

John H. Mansfield

This is the 2008 supplement to Weinstein, Mansfield, Abrams, and Berger's Evidence 2008 Rules and Statute Supplement. The 2008 Supplement contains recent changes to the Federal Rules of Evidence and discussion of important new cases.

Evidence 2008 Rules and Statute Supplement

This is the 2009 supplement to Weinstein, Mansfield, Abrams, and Berger's Evidence. The 2009 Supplement contains recent changes to the Federal Rules of Evidence and discussion of important new cases.

Evidence, 2009 Rules and Statute Supplement

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Weinstein's Federal Evidence

Weinstein's Evidence Manual

Weinstein's Evidence Manual (Legal Text Series)

Weinstein's Evidence Manual

Cases and materials on evidence (University casebook series)

Weinstein's Evidence Manual, Student Edition

Weinstein's Evidence Manual

Evidence- 2007 Rules and Statute Supplement

Evidence 2008 Rules and Statute Supplement

Evidence, 2009 Rules and Statute Supplement