FRE Rule Names

104

Preliminary Questions

104(a)

Judge decides

104(b)

Jury decides

105

Limiting instruction

401

Relevance

401.6

Relevance and materiality

403

Prejudice

404

Character Evidence: Other crimes, wrongs, or acts

405

Methods of proving character

301

Presumptions in civil cases generally

406

Habit; Routine Practice

406.2

Definition of habit

406.4

Application of routine practice evidence

407

Subsequent remedial measures

407.2

Scope of rule 407

407.5

Application of rule 407 in product liability actions

408

Settlement offers and negotiations

409

Offers to pay medical and similar expenses

410

Pleas, plea discussions, and related statements (criminal counterpart to 408)

412

Sex offense cases: The victim’s sexual behavior or predisposition

413

Similar crimes in sexual-assault cases

413.1

Similar crimes in sexual-assault cases in general

601

Competency to testify in general

601.2

The court’s power to exclude testimony contained in the FRE: The interplay between rule 601 and rules 104 and 403

601.3

Competency of infancy and psychological and mental impairment

602

Witness’s need for personal knowledge

602.2

Foundation as to a witness’s personal knowledge

701

Opinion testimony by lay witnesses

702

Testimony by expert witness

901

Authenticating or identifying evidence

901.6

Identification of real proof

901.19

Authentication by proof of contents — reply technique

902

Evidence that is self-authenticating

1001

Definitions that apply to the Best evidence rule

1001.1

Best evidence rule — An overview

1001.10

Original Writings or Recordings

1001.14

Carbon copies

1002

Requirement of the original for the best evidence rule

1008

Functions of the court and jury

611

Mode and order of examining witnesses and presenting evidence

612

Writing used to refresh a witness’s memory

614

Courts calling or examining a witness

703

Bases of an Expert’s Opinion Testimony

703.5

Bases of Expert Testimony — Evidence Not Admitted at the Hearing

704

Opinion on an Ultimate Issue

705

Disclosing the Facts or Data Underlying an Expert’s Opinion

607

Who May Impeach a Witness

607.5

Impeachment by Contradiction

608

A Witness’s Character for Truthfulness or Untruthfulness

801

Definitions of Hearsay

801(d)

Statements that are not hearsay

801(d)(1)

A declarant-witness’s prior statement

801(d)(2)

An opposing party’s statement

803(1)

Present Sense Impression

803(2)

Excited Utterance

803(3)

Then-Existing Mental, Emotional, or Physical Condition

803(4)

Statement made for a Medical Diagnosis or Treatment

803(5)

Recorded Recollection8

803(6)

Business Records