Cases and Materials on The Rules of Evidence

Olin Guy Wellborn III, University of Texas School of Law

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Table of Contents

Teacher's Manual

List of changes in Wellborn, Evidence 8th edition:

Numerous cases published after 2016 are added to the Notes throughout.

In Chapter 1, §1, United States v. Johnson and United States v. McRae have been reedited.

In Chapter 1, §2Aiii, People v. Howard has been reedited.

In Chapter 1, §2Aiv, United States v. Mound has been deleted, and State v. Ellison has been replaced by State v. Williams (Supreme Court of Missouri, 2018).

In Chapter 1, §3, Weil v. Seltzer has been reedited.

In Chapter 1, §4, Anderson v. Malloy has been reedited.

In Chapter 2, §2C, United States v. Owens has been reduced from principal case to a Note.

In Chapter 2, §3E, Notes on coconspirator statements have been significantly expanded.

In Chapter 2, §14Bi, Williamson v. United States has been reedited.

In Chapter 6, significant recent developments concerning electronic and photographic evidence are covered.

In Chapter 7, §5, Notes have been added concerning Rule 1005.

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