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104

Relevance

a. BOP


b. Conditional




401

Test for relevance


material; and


probative

403

Relevance v. Prejudice

404

Character Evidence

102

Purpose of rules


Fairness


speed and expense


promote evidence law


find truth and justice

606

When can a juror testify

402

Relevant evidence is generally admissible unless things like Constitution say other wise

404

character evidence

413

Sex crimes character

414

Child molester character

415

sex crimes and Chimos in civil cases

405

ways you can prove character

406

Habit and routine practice

607

Anyone can impeach witness

608

what you can impeach a witness about

609

Impeachment with criminal convictions

601

Compentency - most people are

602

Need personal knowledge to testify

603

Must take an oath promising truth before

610

Cant use religious beliefs to attack credibility

801

Hearsay - with definition and non-hearsay uses

801a

statement is a persons assertion


can be written, verbal, or non-verbal

801b

declarant person making the statement

801c

“Hearsay” means a statement that:


(1) thedeclarant makes out of court; and


(2) offered in evidence to prove the truth of the matter asserted.

802

Hearsay is not admissable unless it falls into an exception

803

hearsay exceptions

613

Inconsistent statements by witnesses offered to impeach them

804

hearsay exceptions when declarant is unavialable

807

Residual exceptions

805

hearsay within hearsay

6th amendment

Confrontation clause


Compulsory process

701

lay opinions

702

Expert opinions

704

Opinion on ultimate issue = lay and experts can give opinions, but experts cannot make legal conclusions

703

bases of expert


expert can testify on stuff that is would not normally come into evidence cuz we letexperts base opinions on stuff


Still need toovercome 403 balancing test for facts that aren’t admissible

705

Disclosing facts or data underlying an expert


must mee the standard of reliablity and relevance

407

Things done to correct a problem aren't admissiable to prove:


negligence;


culpable conduct;



adefect in a product or its design; or



a needfor a warning or instruction.


408

Compromises or offers are not admissible

409

Offers to pay medical bills are not admissible

411

Existance of liablity insurance is not admissible

410

Pleas are not admissible

901

authenticating and identifying evidence

902

evidence that is self authenticating

1000

Best evidence rules are in here

501

Priviledges in general

Proposed R504

Therapist/patient privilege

502

Lawyer client privilege