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Federal rules of evidence manual.

[United States] : Matthew Bender & Company, Inc., [1975]-

[Place of distribution not identified] : [LexisNexis], [2013]-

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Updated two times per year

Cited widely by courts and consulted regularly by thousands of attorneys across the nation, the Federal rules of evidence manual (FREMAN) is the most concise and authoritative reference interpreting the federal rules. Used often as a coursebook for state and national Continuing Legal Education programs in evidence, the Federal rules of evidence manual provides the following for each rule: the complete, current text; a current explanation by experts on federal evidence rules; comprehensive descriptions of salient cases; and the relevant legislative history. This essential resource offers the most current and comprehensive treatment detailing the effects on the hearsay rules of Crawford v. Washington, in which the Supreme Court completely changed its approach to the confrontation clause. The new edition also incorporates all rule amendments since the last edition was published, including pending 2006 amendments, with analysis by the authors. Editorial explanatory comments and annotations explore the latest developments in the law of expert opinions under Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals and Kumho Tire Co. v. Carmichael. The manual also includes reprints of the following articles: Case law divergence from the Federal rules of evidence, by Daniel J. Capra; and Internet and email evidence, by Gregory P. Joseph.

Database includes most recent edition only.
Authors: <twelfth edition->: Stephen A. Saltzburg, Michael M. Martin, Daniel J. Capra, Jessica Berch.

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United States. Federal Rules of Evidence.

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