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Column: Evidence
   see also Civil Evidence

Abramson, Bradley S.

C.R.E. 803(18): The Learned Treatise Exception to the Hearsay Rule, March 2009, p. 39


Asborno, Erin C.

Death of the “Reasonable Probability/Certainty” Paradigm for Admitting Expert Testimony, December 2008, p. 25


Davis, Nathan

Applicability of C.R.E. 407 In Federal Court, January 2005, p. 77


Dixon, Christina L.

The Admissibility of a Party’s Financial Status, November 2010, p. 37


Good, Jennifer  ,  

Tamkin, Gregory S.,  ; Rule 612: Discovery of Documents Shown to a Witness Before Deposition, June 2008, p. 41


Harris, Elizabeth

Admissibility of “Fruits” of a Miranda Violation in a Criminal Case, September 2004, p. 81
The Admissibility of “Testimonial” Hearsay, July 2004, p. 89
The Forfeiture by Wrongdoing Doctrine, July 2006, p. 77


Hood, William W.

Rules 701 and 702: Boundary Between Lay and Expert Opinion Testimony, July 2005, p. 53


House, Geri K.

The Use of "Summary Expert Witnesses", May 2004, p. 71


LaFontaine, Andrew M.

Rule 411: Excluding Evidence of Insurance Offered to Show Witness Bias, January 2009, p. 17


Payne, Rebecca Graves

Admissibility of Testimony Concerning the Truthfulness or Untruthfulness of a Witness, December 2006, p. 37


Prussman, Jason R.

Motions in Limine , January 2006, p. 73


Tamkin, Gregory S.,  

Good, Jennifer  ,  ; Rule 612: Discovery of Documents Shown to a Witness Before Deposition, June 2008, p. 41


Vidmar, Lucky

Admissibility of Rebuttal Evidence Against A Non-Testifying Criminal Defendant, September 2005, p. 113


Whitney, Jeffrey D.

Admissibility of Hearsay Under The Dying Declaration and Excited Utterance Exceptions, November 2005, p. 89


Williamson, Levi D.

Admissibility of Rebuttal Evidence, March 2006, p. 81
The Bruton Rule: Admissibility of a Codefendant’s Confession, May 2005, p. 63


Zavadil, Lawrence M.

C.R.E. 103(a) and Harmless Error, November 2004, p. 91
Invoking the Attorney-Client Privilege Against Former Officers and Directors, March 2005, p. 67