Federal Rules of Evidence With Objections

Sonenshein, David A.

Bocchino, Anthony J.

Rules & Procedures

National Institute for Trial Advocacy

A 4-by-6 inch volume of the Federal Rules of Evidence, as amended to July 9, 1995, is combined with pattern objections and responses relating to each of the evidence rules. Also, explanatory paragraphs alert you to a practice tip or a legal interpretation crucial to understanding the subject matter of that section. Key phrases for objections are listed alphabetically with thumb tabs for quick reference.

Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections

Criminal Law

National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA)

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 (NITA practical guide series)

California Evidence Code with Objections, at just 4" x 6", is packed with all the crucial details. When you are in court you need to know whether a hearsay exception is governed by common law alone or if a special statute applies. You need to know whether California distinguishes between civil and criminal cases for that exception you’re looking at, and you need to know now. With this text, you will have the law at hand whenever you want to know the requirements that apply to your case. 
Are there separate unavailability requirements that apply? 
Does the exception about the absence of an entry in a public document apply to a private document as well? 
Is there room for interpretation on a certain point of evidence or is the law in California clear? 
How is California law different from the federal rule when it comes to dying declarations? 
California Evidence Code with Objections has the answers to these questions and many others, with alphabetical thumb tabs on the side and a statute index in the back. Traditional, straightforward statements of objections and responses are provided for everything from Ambiguity and Experts to Presumptions, Privileges, and Relevance. Each chapter provides the applicable California case law and statutes, an explanation giving the reason for the law, and the current understanding of it.

California Evidence Code With Objections

Snyder, Allen C

Natl Inst for Trial Advocacy

NITA's pocket-size volume of the Federal Rules of Evidence as amended through December 1, 2000, is combined with pattern objections and responses relating to each evidence rule. Explanatory paragraphs alert you to practice tips and legal interpretations crucial to understanding the rules. Lists key phrases for objections alphabetically, with thumb tabs for quick reference.

National Institute for Trial A

Sonenshein, David A., Bocchino, Anthony J.

Practice Commentaries--Fre (The Practice Commentaries Series)

New York Evidence With Objections

Harris, Jo Ann

The third edition of Illinois Evidence with Objections includes new commentary on the Illinois Supreme Court reaffirming the Frye test, which governs the admissibility of certain kinds of expert witness testimony. 
At 4-by-6 inches, this complete guide to Illinois evidence travels easily to the courtroom or classroom. This handy pocket-size book lets you: 
Quickly reference objections-listed alphabetically with thumb tabs-and responses during trial. Instantly consult the relevant Illinois Rule. Gain insight from crucial practice tips and legal interpretations. Access the rules when you need them most-this pocket-size guide is always at hand. 
Excerpt from Preface: 
This book is not designed to provide an in-depth analysis of evidentiary rulings or the application of the theories concerning the admission or exclusion of evidence. Instead, Illinois Evidence with Objections was developed to furnish users with a complete reference of trial objections and responses, and is small enough to be easily carried to the courtroom or the classroom. We hope you find this material assists you in the pursuit of improving your litigation skills.

Illinois Evidence With Objections

Carey, James P

A 4 by 6-inch book to fit easily into your pocket or briefcase for quick reference. The book contains the complete text of the Federal Rules of Evidence as amended December 1, 2003, plus and alphabetical section of major objections, as well as practical tips and legal interpretations for each rule. In addition, the book lists key phrases for objections with thumb tabs for quick reference.

Federal Rules of Evidence With Objections: Reflects Changes Made to the Federal Rules of Evidence Throught December 1, 2003

Legal Education

Whether in moot court or trial, A Practical Guide to Federal Evidence will guide you to mastery of making and responding to evidentiary objections.

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

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Federal Rules of Evidence With Objections

Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections

A Practical Guide to Federal Evidence (NITA practical guide series)

California Evidence Code With Objections

Federal Rules of Evidence with Objections

Practice Commentaries--Fre (The Practice Commentaries Series)

New York Evidence With Objections

Illinois Evidence With Objections

Federal Rules of Evidence With Objections: Reflects Changes Made to the Federal Rules of Evidence Throught December 1, 2003

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