EVIDENCE LAW ANALYZED: PRINCIPLES, PROBLEMS, AND CASES UNDER THE FEDERAL AND MARYLAND RULES Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK drafting and arguing motions

drafting and arguing motions

based on the author's experience as a practitioner and teacher

separation of powers principles under state constitutions

the text contains chapters on the guilty mind including criminal intent and criminal negligence followed by chapters on justification and excuse including insanity

Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

EVIDENCE LAW ANALYZED: PRINCIPLES, PROBLEMS, AND CASES UNDER THE FEDERAL AND MARYLAND RULES Book Format (Please Select):EBOOK drafting and arguing motionsBy Lynn McLain Evidence Law Analyzed provides explanations of each area of evidence, with special emphases on preservation of the record and on the admissibility of hearsay. So that students may see the rules applied in the context of complete trials, appendices set forth two trial transcripts, one criminal and one civil, to which references are made throughout the text. The book uses the more recently adopted Maryland code of evidence to compare and