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The Hearsay Rule, Second Edition
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| The hearsay rule is the most difficult part of every Evidence course and, for many, the most difficult rule of evidence to understand and apply in the practice of law. Fenner offers basic instruction on hearsay, his Top Ten ways of looking at hearsay, flow charts, and chapters on the generally known exceptions in the hearsay rule. Different from other works, The Hearsay Rule includes
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A Student Guide to Trial Objections, 3d Charles B. Gibbons
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Nutshell Series: Federal Rules Of Evidence In A Nutshell, 7th Michael H. Graham
Weinstein's Evidence Manual, Student Edition, 8E Jack B. Weinstein, Margaret A. Berger
A Student's Guide to Hearsay, 3E Clifford S. Fishman
The Law of Evidence Jack H. Friedenthal
Law Stories Series: Evidence Stories Richard O. Lempert
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Federal Rules of Evidence: Rules, Legislative History, Commentary and Authority, 6th Edition Glen Weissenberger, James J. Duane
Evidence: Essential Terms and Concepts (1997) Mark Reutlinger
Evidentiary Distinctions: Understanding the Federal Rules of Evidence Edward J. Imwinkelried
An Evidence Anthology Edward J. Imwinkelried, Glen Weissenberger
Science in Evidence D.H. Kaye
E-Z Rules for Federal Rules of Evidence Jack S. Ezon, Jeffrey S. Dweck
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Forensic Evidence in Court, A Case Study Approach Christine Beck Lissitzyn
Benchbook in the Behavioral Sciences, Psychiatry - Psychology - Social Work Demosthenes Lorandos, Terence W. Campbell
Skills & Values: Evidence John B. Mitchell, Rick T. Barron
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