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Courtroom Criminal Evidence, Fourth Edition

Conduct a winning case knowing all the rules governing admissibility and ...


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Publisher :Michie
Format: 2 volumes, hardbound with current supplement , BOOK
ISBN: 9780820575636
2005
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    Conduct a winning case knowing all the rules governing admissibility and sufficiency of evidence with Courtroom Criminal Evidence, Fourth Edition!

    Thousands of lawyers refer to this popular resource for expert guidance on criminal evidence issues. Written by a team of four leading attorneys with years of combined expertise in evidence law, this book presents an analytical framework that simplifies evidence law and helps you understand the issues.

    With a wealth of information packed into two volumes, this is one resource you can count on for quick reference and expert advice anytime. Learn about the latest developments in evidence law, including:

  • evidentiary issues posed by fax, e-mail, caller ID, and computer generated animations;
  • scientific evidence;
  • polygraph evidence;
  • evidence obtained from automobile stops and other searches and seizures;
  • chain-of-custody issues; and
  • the latest amendments to the Federal Rules of Evidence.

    • Introduction
    Chapter 1 Related Procedures
    Chapter 2 Competency of Witnesses
    Chapter 3 Relevance
    Chapter 4 Authentication
    Chapter 5 Real Evidence
    Chapter 6 Scientific Evidence
    Chapter 7 Credibility of Witnesses
    Chapter 8 Character and Habit Evidence
    Chapter 9 Uncharged Misconduct
    Chapter 10 The Hearsay Rule
    Chapter 11 Admissions of a Party-Opponent
    Chapter 12 Hearsay Exceptions That Do Not Require Proof of the Declarant’s Unavailability
    Chapter 13 Hearsay Exceptions Requiring Proof of the Declarant’s Unavailability
    Chapter 14 Expert and Lay Opinion Testimony
    Chapter 15 The Best Evidence Rule
    Chapter 16 Communications Privileges for Confidential Relations
    Chapter 17 Privileges
    Chapter 18 Search or Seizure
    Chapter 19 Probable Cause and Warrants
    Chapter 20 Warrantless Searches
    Chapter 21 Fourth Amendment Standing
    Chapter 22 The Exclusionary Rule and Derivative Evidence
    Chapter 23 The Voluntariness Doctrine
    Chapter 24 The McNabb-Mallory Rule
    Chapter 25 The Miranda Doctrine
    Chapter 26 The Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel at Interrogations
    Chapter 27 Suppression of Confessions: The Exclusionary Rule
    Chapter 28 Eyewitness Identification
    Chapter 29 Burdens of Production and Proof
    Chapter 30 Judicial Notice
    Chapter 31 Stipulations
    Table of Cases
    Index

     

    Gilligan, Francis A.


    Colonel Francis A. Gilligan is Senior Legal Advisor for the United States Court of Military Appeals. He is Chief of the Army's Criminal Law Division and is both a member and Chair of the Joint Service Committee on Military Justice. He has been responsible for review and revision of military criminal law throughout the armed forces.

    Lederer, Fredric I.


    Professor Fredric I. Lederer teaches criminal procedure, evidence litigation, and military law at the College of William and Mary's Marshall-Wythe School of Law. A former Army defense counsel, prosecutor, and trial judge, he was co-drafter of the Military Rules of Evidence. As a reserve officer, he now serves as Deputy Commandant (IMA) of the Army's Judge Advocate General's School. He has lectured frequently at such programs as the Inter-Service Military Judge's Seminar. A prolific writer, Professor Lederer is co-author of a leading text on criminal evidence and author of a military criminal law text used for many years at the Army's Judge Advocate General's School.

    Giannelli, Paul C.


    Paul C. Giannelli is the Albert J. Weatherhead III & Richard W. Weatherhead Professor of Law at Case Western Reserve University. Professor Giannelli has written extensively in the field of evidence and criminal procedure, especially on the topic of scientific evidence. He has published articles in the Columbia, Virginia, Vanderbilt, Wisconsin, Ohio State, Hastings, Cardozo, and Case Western Reserve law reviews, as well as in the Journal of Criminal Law & Criminology (Northwestern University), Criminal Law Bulletin, and the American Criminal Law Review (Georgetown University). He has also published in interdisciplinary journals, such as the International Journal of Clinical & Experimental Hypnosis, the New Biologist, Profiles in DNA, the Journal of Legal Medicine, and the Journal of Forensic Science.

    He has authored nine books. Among them are: Understanding Evidence (2003) (LexisNexis); Cases and Materials on Evidence (6th ed. 2002) (with Broun & Mosteller); Scientific Evidence (3d ed. 1999) (LexisNexis) (with Imwinkelried); and Courtroom Criminal Evidence (3d ed. 1998) (LexisNexis) (with Imwinkelried, Gilligan & Lederer).

    Professor Giannelli's work has been cited in hundreds of court opinions and legal articles, including the decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court in United States v. Scheffer (1998); Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (1993); Hudson v. Palmer (1984); Barefoot v. Estelle (1983). He currently serves as Reporter for the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Standards on Biological Evidence and co-chair for the ABA Ad Hoc Committee on Innocence.

    Imwinkelried, Edward J.


    Edward J. Imwinkelried is the Edward L. Barrett, Jr. Professor of Law and Director of Trial Advocacy, University of California, Davis, and has lectured for Continuing Legal Education Programs on evidence in 40 states. Professor Imwinkelried is a former Chair of the Evidence Section of the American Association of Law Schools and is a member of the Distinguished Faculty of the National College of District Attorneys. He also serves as a consultant to the Publication Committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. A prolific author, he has authored numerous books. He is the co-author of the Fifth Edition of McCormick on Evidence and the Third Edition of Scientific Evidence.

     

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