Federal Rules of Evidence: Rules, Legislative History,

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Federal Rules of Evidence: Rules, Legislative History, Commentary and Authority

This one-volume treatise provides clear and concise explanations for the application and practical effect of each Rule of Evidence--a valuable resource for any Evidence student. This treatise was recently cited as "the authoritative text" on federal evidence law (United States v. Schlesinger, 372 F. Supp. 2d 711, 720 (E.D.N.Y. 2005)). Annually supplemented and complete, this edition contains a careful examination of the most recent changes in the Federal Rules. This edition includes a detailed line-by-line summary and analysis of the newest Federal Rule of Evidence, Rule 502, which sets forth certain important new limitations on the waiver of the attorney-client privilege and work product protection. It also discusses the Supreme Court's latest decision in Kansas v. Ventris (2009), concerning the extent to which a witness may be impeached with prior inconsistent statements that were obtained in violation of witness's constitutional rights. And of course it includes an extensive discussion of four landmark Supreme Court decisions, Crawford v. Washington (2004), Davis v. Washington (2006), Whorton v. Bockting(2007), and Giles v. California (2008), which have completely rewritten the law governing the right of a criminal defendant to rely on the Confrontation Clause to obtain the exclusion of otherwise admissible hearsay.

Country	USA
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	7
EISBN	9780327176220
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	LexisNexis
Manufacturer	LexisNexis
NumberOfPages	1932
PublicationDate	2014-01-03
Publisher	LexisNexis
ReleaseDate	2014-01-03
Studio	LexisNexis

Federal Rules of Evidence: Rules, Legislative History, Commentary and Authority

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