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Tennessee Evidence 2012-2013 Courtroom Manual

This convenient softcover manual includes the Tennessee Rules of Evidence together ...


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    This convenient softcover manual includes the Tennessee Rules of Evidence together with analysis and case notes. It is designed to provide fast, accurate answers to evidentiary questions.

    Written by Professor Susan L. Kay of Vanderbilt University Law School and Professor Glen Weissenberger of DePaul University College of Law, leading evidence scholars, Tennessee Evidence Courtroom Manual aids the practitioner and judge alike in understanding the operation and application of the rules of evidence that recur during the course of trials and hearings.

    Tennessee Evidence Courtroom Manual includes many convenient features ideal for courtroom application, including:

  • Summary of relevant statutes and case law
  • Concise, authoritative commentary and analysis
  • Explanation of current trends and developments
  • Illustrative examples
  • Constitutional considerations
  • Additional authority for expanding your research
  • Text of applicable statutes
  • Quick Reference Index

    • ARTCLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
    ARTCLE II. JUDICIAL NOTICE
    ARTCLE III. PRESUMPTIONS
    ARTCLE IV. RELEVANCE
    ARTCLE V. PRIVILEGES
    ARTCLE VI. WITNESSES
    ARTCLE VII. OPINIONS AND EXPERT TESTIMONY
    ARTICLE VIII. HEARSAY
    ARTCLE IX. AUTHENTICATION
    ARTCLE X. CONTENTS OF WRITINGS, RECORDINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS
    APPENDIX. Advisory Committee Notes to the Tennessee Rules of Evidence

     

    Kay, Susan L.


    Susan L. Kay, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs at Vanderbilt University Law School, has headed the law school's clinical and experiential legal education program since 2001, having joined the clinical faculty in 1980. In addition to teaching in the Criminal Practice Clinic, Professor Kay supervises the Trial Advocacy courses, and teaches courses on Professional Responsibility, Criminal Law, Evidence and Externships. She is active in many professional and service activities and currently serves as immediate-past president of the Clinical Legal Education Association, a national association that represents more than 600 law faculty. Within the clinic, Professor Kay has conducted major public law litigation concerning jail overcrowding, inmates¿ rights and juvenile justice. In 2007, Professor Kay completed an assignment as a court-appointed monitor in federal litigation challenging the state¿s compliance with its responsibilities to children enrolled in the TennCare program. During 2005, Professor Kay served as co-reporter with Professor Emeritus Don Hall on the Tennessee Bar Association - Criminal Justice Section's study of effectiveness of counsel in death penalty cases. Recently, Professor Kay has been appointed by the Board of the Law School Admissions Council to chair a newly-created task-force on accommodations for test-takers with disabilities.

    Weissenberger, Glen


    Glen Weissenberger is the former dean at DePaul University College of Law. A recognized expert on courtroom evidence and a scholarly entrepreneur, Glen Weissenberger was named dean of the College of Law in July 2002. He joined DePaul from the University of Cincinnati Law School, where he taught for 27 years, rising to become the Judge Joseph P. Kinneary Professor of Law. During his tenure, he served as special counsel to the university president and as director of the university's Center for Studies in Professional Skills. He received many teaching awards, including the Ohio State Bar Foundation Outstanding Research Award in 2001, the University of Cincinnati Faculty Achievement Award in 1995, and the Jerome P. Goldman Prize for Teaching Excellence, University of Cincinnati in 1977 and 1980. A prolific author, Weissenberger has penned many works found in textbooks and classrooms across the nation.

     

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