Friedland, Steven I., Bergman, Paul, Taslitz, Andrew E. 　著

目次

Chapter 1 Introduction to Evidence Chapter 2 The Roles of Judges, Juries, and Attorneys at Trial Chapter 3 Relevance Chapter 4 Relevant but Inadmissible-Unfairly Prejudicial Evidence Chapter 5 Character and Habit Evidence Chapter 6 Other Exclusions of Relevant Evidence: The Quasi-Privileges Chapter 7 The Examination and Impeachment of Witnesses Chapter 8 Lay Opinion Evidence Chapter 9 Expert Opinion Evidence Chapter 10 Protecting The Adversary System: The Hearsay Rule and The Confrontation Clause Chapter 11 Non-Hearsay Purposes for Out-Of-Court Statements Chapter 12 The Admissibility of Testifying Witnesses' Hearsay Statements Chapter 13 The Admissibility of Opposing Parties' Hearsay Statements Chapter 14 The Admissibility of Hearsay Statements Under Rule 803 Chapter 15 Admissibility of Hearsay Statements Under Rules 804 And 807 Chapter 16 Shaping Outcomes: Burdens of Proof, Presumptions, and Judicial Notice Chapter 17 Privileges Chapter 18 Authentication, Identification, and The "Best Evidence" Rule Chapter 19 Review Problems Appendix 1 Federal Rules of Evidence Appendix 2 California Evidence Code: Selected Excerpts Table of Cases Index