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Handbook on Evidence for West Virginia Lawyers, Fourth Edition

Handbook on Evidence for West Virginia Lawyers, Fourth Edition

This two-volume handbook is recognized as the leading authority on the law of evidence in West Virginia.


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    Written by Professor Franklin D. Cleckley, Arthur B. Hodges Professor of Law, West Virginia University, and updated annually, Handbook on Evidence on West Virginia provides an up-to-date analysis of the law of evidence as it affects West Virginia lawyers. Geared to judges, practicing attorneys, litigators, and law students alike, Handbook on Evidence for West Virginia Lawyers offers in-depth discussion of the basic principles of the law of evidence, as well as a detailed study of the rules governing the introduction of trial evidence. Among the wide array of evidence issues discussed are the gathering and presenting of evidence, making and resisting objections, and recognizing errors in the admission of rejection of evidence for appellate purposes. Specific chapter topics include judicial notice, presumptions, relevancy, privileges available to witnesses, opinions and expert testimony, hearsay and extrajudicial statements, authentication and identification, best evidence rule, and burden of proof and stipulations.

    Chapter 1 Introduction and General Principles
    Chapter 2 Judicial Notice
    Chapter 3 Presumptions
    Chapter 4 Relevancy
    Chapter 5 Privileges Available to Witnesses
    Chapter 6 Testimonial Evidence: Witnesses
    Chapter 7 Opinions and Expert Testimony
    Chapter 8 Hearsay and Extrajudicial Statements
    Chapter 9 Authentication and Identification
    Chapter 10 Best Evidence Rule
    Chapter 11 Demonstrative and Real Evidence
    Chapter 12 Burden of Proof and Stipulations

     

    Franklin D. Cleckley


    Franklin D. Cleckley is Arthur B. Hodges Professor of Law, West Virginia University. He was a drafter of both the West Virginia Rules of Evidence and the West Virginia Rules of Criminal Procedure. Professor Cleckley received his J.D. from Indiana University and his LL.M. from Harvard University.

     

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