Evidence Under the Rules
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| Rating | : | 4.50 (696 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0735568332 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 976 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-05-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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You'll discover that it supports your teaching. Evidence Under the Rules, Sixth Edition, frames engaging problems and seminal cases in an eminently clear organization that adapts to a variety of teaching approaches. . Smart and unassuming, Evidence Under the Rules continues to feature: a respected and well-known author team-Mueller and Kirkpatrick are experts and trusted authors in the field of evidence a logical and clear organization structured around the Federal Rules of Evidence effectively balanced pedagogy-lucid exposition, problems, and carefully edited cases numerous and engaging problems that give students practice applying the Federal Rules of Evidence focused case excerpts that home in on the relevant evidentiary aspects of the case a flexible organization that adapts to a variety of teaching approaches a detailed Teacher's Manual a new guide to excerpts from the media demonstrating the FRE being applied-or misapplied a companion 2008 Statutory and Case Supplement The Sixth Edition offers renewed timeliness and excellence, through: numerous new and highly teachable problems A DVD, available to professors for classroom use, featuring movie clips that illustrate and dramatize important points of evidence new material on post-Crawford developments regarding the right of confrontation coverage of the 2006 amendments to the
Does the job for now WD in NJ First off---some evidence classes dont use casebooks but instead rely on fact/rule books. Not for my class--and Im glad. Mueller and Kirpatrick do a decent job of eliciting rules and then using cases to highlight the implementation of the rules. One major problem with the book is i. "really 2 1/2 starsnot the best text I have come across" according to A Customer. Out of all the texts I have read and used in my first two years of law school, this is one I would rank on the lower end.First of all, I recognize the fact that it is a difficult job trying to put together a comprehensive study of evidence. It contains some of the law's more diffic. abones80 Niner I am in complete agreement with the very thoughtful review provided by "abones80." This casebook provides a disproportionate amount of questions rather than answers for those trying to glean some grasp of black letter law. On the subject of hearsay, I recommend A Student's Guide to