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Evidence for the Trial Lawyer, 2008 Edition

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Publisher :Michie
Format: 1 softbound volume, 200 pages , PDF
ISBN: 9781422462539
2008
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    A VTLA Classic Publication, is now updated and available in a new softbound format! Written by two leading attorneys in Virginia, this valuable resource offers practical guidance and authoritative commentary on the laws and rules that govern the collection and presentation of evidence in a trial. This publication carefully analyzes each topic within the context of relevant primary and secondary sources such as state and federal statutes, rules of evidence, and court rulings, and provides a comprehensive framework for understanding and interpreting the law of trial evidence in Virginia.

    Topics covered in this revised edition include:

  • Objections
  • Motions
  • Relevancy
  • Privileges
  • Witnesses
  • Experts
  • Opinion Testimony
  • Hearsay
  • Authentication and Identifications
  • And much more!


    • Complete with an appendix containing the Federal Rules of Evidence, this enhanced new edition is convenient and portable. It is sure to be an essential resource for trial practice in Virginia.

  • Making the Record
  • Preliminary Determinations
  • Judicial Notice
  • Presumptions in Civil Proceedings
  • Relevancy
  • Excluding Relevant Evidence
  • Character and Habit Evidence
  • Other Grounds for Exclusion
  • Evidence of Abuse
  • Privileges
  • Witnesses - General Requirements
  • Witnesses - Interpreters, Court Personnel & Jurors
  • Impeachment
  • Mode of Interrogation
  • Use of Writings and Prior Statements
  • Court Control over Witnesses
  • Opinion Testimony
  • Hearsay
  • Authentication and Identification
  • Best Evidence, Coipes, Summaries
  • Applicability
  • Federal Rules of Evidence

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    Thomas J. Curcio


    Thomas J. Curcio practices in Alexandria. A graduate of the State University of New York at Stony Brook and the George Washington School of Law, Curcio handles all types of personal injury cases, including automobile accidents, wrongful death, brain injury cases and insurance litigation. He currently serves on the Board of Governors for the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association as a Governor At Large, and is a frequent writer and speaker on evidence, personal injury and related topics.

    R. Lee Livingston


    R. Lee Livingston is a partner in the Charlottesville firm of Tremblay & Smith. A graduate of The College of William & Mary and its law school, Livingston served as law clerk to The Hon. B. Waugh Crigler prior to entering private practice. His practice consists of defamation law, medical malpractice, personal injury, and civil law. He is active in Virginia State Bar and Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, currently serving on the Board of Governors as a Governor At Large.

     

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