合同法，05-06法令增补本Rules of Contract Law 05-06 Statutory Supplement

2004-12  

Aspen Publishers  

Arthur Best 著  

285  

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PrefaceAcknowledgmentsChapter 1: THE GENERAL REQUIREMENT OF RELEVANCE Introduction The Basic Standard and Its Application Unfair Prejudice Limited Admissibility Conditional Relevance Recurring Situations Flight Similar Happenings Statistical ProofChapter 2: SPECIFIC EXCLUSIONS OF RELEVANT MATERIAL Introduction Insurance Subsequent Remedial Measures Compromises and Offers to Compromise Payments of Medical Expenses Nolo Contendere and Withdrawn Guilty Pleas Character Evidence The Propensity Inference Non-propensity Uses of Character Evidence "Character in Issue" Habit Form of Proof Related to Character Character of the Accused and the Victim Character of the Sexual Assault Victim Constitutional Restrictions on Exclusion of Defense Evidence Summary of Permitted Uses of Propensity EvidenceChapter 3: DEFINING HEARSAY Introduction Basic Rule Basic Rationale for Excluding Hearsay Detailed Analysis of Statements Typically Not Offered to Prove the Truth of What They Assert Visual Aids Detailed Analysis of What Constitutes a Statement Classic Hearsay PuzzlesChapter 4: EXCEPTIONS TO THE HEARSAY EXCLUSIONARY RULE Introduction Statements Exempted from the Federal Rules Definition of Hearsay Admissions Prior Statements by a Witness Groupings of Hearsay Exceptions under the Federal Rules Statements Defined as Hearsay but Admissible Without Regard to the Declarant's Availability Present Sense Impressions Excited Utterances Present Sense Impression and Excited Utterance Compared Statements of Current Mental, Emotional, or Physical Condition Statements for Medical Diagnosis or Treatment Past Recollection Recorded Business and Public Agency Records Ancient Documents Miscellaneous Exceptions Statements Defined as Hearsay but Admissible if the Declarant Is "Unavailable" Definition of Unavailable Former Testimony Dying Declarations Statement Against Interest Statement by Person Rendered Unavailable: Forfeiture by Wrongdoing Residual Exception Hearsay and the Confrontation ClauseChapter 5: EXAMINATION AND IMPEACHMENTChapter 6: EXPERT TESTIMONYChapter 7: PRIVILEGESChapter 8: AUTHENTICATION AND THE ORIGINAL WRITING RULEChapter 9: PRESUMPTIONSChapter 10: JUDICIAL NOTICEAppendix: FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCETable of CasesIndex

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