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Ohlbaum on the Pennsylvania Rules of Evidence 2009-10 Edition


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Publisher :Matthew Bender
Format: 1 volume, softbound; replaced annually , BOOK
ISBN: 9781422470480
2008
  $143.00
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    This handy softbound volume provides quick answers to evidence questions, and contains the rules of evidence with case notes and commentary.

    Ohlbaum on the Pennsylvania Rules of Evidence 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

    • COMPARISON CHART: Pa.R.E., F.R.E., Pre-Rule Law
    ARTICLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
    ARTCLE II. JUDICIAL NOTICE
    ARTCLE III. PRESUMPTIONS
    ARTCLE IV. RELEVANCY AND ITS LIMITS
    ARTCLE V. PRIVILEGES
    ARTCLE VI. WITNESSES
    ARTCLE VII. OPINIONS AND EXPERT TESTIMONY
    ARTICLE VIII. HEARSAY
    ARTCLE IX. AUTHENTICATION AND IDENTIFICATION
    ARTCLE X. CONTENTS OF WRITINGS, RECORDINGS, AND PHOTOGRAPHS
    INDEX
    TABLE OF CASES

     

    Ohlbaum, Prof. Edward


    Edward D. Ohlbaum is a trial lawyer and Professor of Law and Director of Trial Advocacy & Clinical Legal Education at Temple University Beasley School of Law in Philadelphia. He teaches courses in Evidence, Trial Advocacy, Criminal Law, and Professional Responsibility and is a member of the coaching team of the school's national championship mock trial team. Professor Ohlbaum helped originate Temple's award winning Integrated Trial Advocacy-Evidence-Professionalism Program and developed Temple's unique LL.M. in Trial Advocacy program. He was the first holder of Temple's first chair in trial advocacy, the Jack E. Feinberg Professorship of Litigation.

    From 1992-94 Professor Ohlbaum served as special counsel to the Pennsylvania Legislature and was principal draftsman of Senate Bill 176, the forerunner to the Pennsylvania Rules of Evidence. In 1998 he was the co-recipient of the Cesare Beccaria Award, presented annually by the Justinian Society and Criminal Justice Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association "in recognition of his contribution to the cause of justice and the advancement of legal education. In 1997 he was awarded the prestigious Richard S. Jacobson Award, given annually by the Roscoe Pound Foundation to one professor for "demonstrated excellence in teaching trial advocacy."

    He is the author of three books, Ohlbaum on the Pennsylvania Rules of Evidence (Matthew Bender, 1998), Courtroom Evidence: A Teaching Commentary and its Supplement of Courtroom Vignettes (with Graham) (NITA 1997) Pennsylvania Benchbook for Criminal Proceedings (with Temin)(AOPC, 3d edit.). From 1976-1983 he was a trial lawyer with the Defender Association of Philadelphia. He received his J.D. from Temple Law School in 1976

     

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