Evidence RULES

Lay Witnesses

Expert Witnesses

Witness on the Stand

Question of Law vs. Question of Fact

Objections vs. Offers of Proof

Burden of Persuasion vs. Production

Impeachment

Relevancy

Authentic Evidence

Character Evidence (General)

Character Evidence (Civil)

Character Evidence (Criminal)

Habit or Routine Evidence

Attorney-Client Privilege

Doctor-Patient Privilege

Spousal Privilege

Judicial Notice

Subsequent Remedial Notice

Liability Insurance

Offer to Compromise/Settle

Offer to Pay Medical Expenses

Pleas

Past Sexual Conduct of Victim

Best Evidence Rule

Hearsay

Present Sense Impression

Excited Utterance

Then Existing Mental, Emotional, or Physical State of Mind

Business Record

Statement for Medical Diagnosis / Treatment

Recorded Recollection

Public Record

Absence of Business / Public Record

Learned Treatise

Ancient Documents

Catch-All Hearsay Exception

Dying Declarant

Statement Against Interest

Former Testimony

Admissions

Prior Consistent Statement

Prior Sworn Inconsistent Statement

Right to Confront Witnesses

Demonstrative / Physical Evidence

Hearsay Upon Hearsay