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Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2014-2015 ed.
Evidence In A Nutshell
Evidence In A Nutshell

By Paul F. Rothstein, David Crump, Myrna Raeder, Paul Rothstein

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Interpreting The Rules And Other Basics : Offers, Objections, And The Judge's Function -- Judicial Notice, Presumptions, And Burdens : Substitutes For Evidence -- Relevancy, Its Counterweights, And...

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Evidence: Cases, Materials, And Problems, Fifth Edition
Evidence: Cases, Materials, And Problems, Fifth Edition

By Tamara F. Lawson, Tamara Lawson, Paul F. Rothstein, David Crump, Paul Rothstein

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Evidence: Cases, Materials, and Problems by Rothstein, Crump, and Lawson is the best casebook available for understanding the Federal Rules, using them, and debating about them. It is right up to d...

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Evidence In A Nutshell
Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2013-2014 ed.
Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2011 ed.
Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d
Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d
Federal Rules of Evidence, 3d, 2012 ed.

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