Problems in Evidence

Robert P. Mosteller, University of North Carolina School of Law

Paul C. Giannelli, Case Western Reserve School of Law

Liesa L. Richter, University of Oklahoma Law Center

Kenneth S. Broun, University of North Carolina School of Law

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Table of Contents

Teacher's Manual

Differences

• A new co-author, Professor Liesa Richter of the University of Oklahoma College of Law, who wrote problems in a number of chapters but particularly in hearsay and privilege, has joined this new edition;
• A number of existing problems have been updated and modified to reflect changes in technology or in the law;
• Problems involving exclusion of liability insurance under Federal Rule 411 have been moved from Chapter 7 on the general approach to relevancy to Chapter 8 in the specific area of the intersection of relevancy and ancillary policy issues;
• Additional focus has been placed in new problems on issues involved in the introduction of social media and other types electronic evidence;
• Additional questions have been added in the area of scientific evidence; and
• Questions have been added further examining Federal Rule 502 and its impact on attorney-client privilege.

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