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In Hearsay Handbook noted authority David F. Binder takes you through the basic hearsay rule as it is expounded in the Federal Rules of Evidence, all 37 state equivalents, all common law variations and all 40 generally accepted exceptions. Each chapter first covers the federal standard, then any significant state variations and concludes with the authors commentary and references to pertinent sections of authoritative supporting treatises, including cross-references to Am Jur 2d, C.J.S., and Wigmore.
This text investigates the complex application of the hearsay rule across federal and state legal jurisdictions. David F. Binder, a recognized authority on evidentiary law, provides a comprehensive framework for navigating the Federal Rules of Evidence alongside 37 state equivalents and common law variations. The work serves as a systematic guide for legal practitioners to identify, analyze, and apply the 40 generally accepted exceptions to the hearsay rule.
What You Will Find
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Legal professionals frequently utilize this text as a foundational reference for trial preparation and courtroom evidentiary disputes. Experts highlight the book's utility in bridging the gap between federal standards and diverse state-level applications.
Page Count:
722
Publication Date:
1983-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070052875
ISBN-13:
9780070052871
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