Evidence : the objection method / Daniel J. Capra, Sthephen A. Saltzburg, Hon. Christine M. Arguello.
Detalles de publicación: Carolina Academic Press, 2021. Durham, North Carolina :Edición: Sixth editionDescripción: liii,1278 pages ; 27 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediate
- volume
- 9781531021085
- KF 8935 .E957 2021
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This stimulating casebook (formerly with Dennis Prater as the lead author) presents the study of evidence in the context of a trial. It provides transcript-style problems in which lawyers present evidence and argue evidentiary points, and a trial judge is called on to rule. Special effort has been made to update and amplify those problems.
Substantive changes for the sixth edition include interesting innovations by courts on questions of character evidence and expert testimony; amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence; issues involving the admissibility of electronic evidence; Supreme Court developments on the right to confrontation; and the consideration of zoom trials in the era of COVID and beyond.
Includes index.
"This stimulating casebook presents the study of evidence in the context of a trial. It provides transcript-style problems in which lawyers present evidence and argue evidentiary points, and a trial judge is called on to rule. Special effort has been made to update and amplify those problems. The new updates include interesting innovations by courts on questions of character evidence and expert testimony ; amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence ; issues involving the admissibility of electronic evidence ; and Supreme Court developments on the right to confrontation"-- $c Provided by publisher.