Evidence: Cases and Materials,9781566627658

Evidence: Cases and Materials

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Pub. Date: 1999-01-01
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Table of Contents

PREFACE TO THE NINTH EDITION v(12)
TABLE OF CASES
xvii(4)
TABLE OF FEDERAL EVIDENCE RULES
xxi(2)
TABLE OF CALIFORNIA EVIDENCE CODE SECTIONS
xxiii
CHAPTER I Making the Record
1(62)
CHAPTER II An Introduction to Relevance
63(25)
A. Relevance to What?
64(5)
The Judgement of Solomon
64(1)
Hart and McNaughton, Evidence and Interference in the Law
64(2)
James, Relevancy, Probability and the Law
66(3)
B. Relevance and Inference
69(4)
Morgan, Basic Problems of Evidence
69(1)
McCormick's Handbook on the Law of Evidence
70(1)
Knapp v. State
71(2)
C. Probative Value Versus Prejudicial Effect
73(15)
Old Chief v. United States
73(10)
Ballou v. Henri Studios, Inc.
83(5)
CHAPTER III The Hearsay Rule
88(272)
A. Rationale and Meaning: Definitions
89(47)
State v. English
90(2)
Tribe, Triangulating Hearsay
92(3)
McCormick's Handbook on the Law of Evidence
95(1)
Estate of Murdock
96(1)
Subramaniam v. Public Prosecutor
97(1)
Vinyard v. Vinyard Funeral Home, Inc
98(1)
Johnson v. Misericordia Community Hospital
99(2)
Ries Biologicals, Inc. v. Bank of Santa Fe
101(1)
Strahorn, A Reconsideration of the Hearsay Rule and Admissions
102(1)
Fun-Damental Too, Ltd. v. Gemmy Industries Corp.
102(2)
United States v. Hernandez
104(2)
United States v. Zenni
106(4)
Note
110(1)
Commonwealth v. Knapp
111(1)
Morton, The Rothschilds
112(1)
McCormick, The Borderland of Hearsay
113(2)
Silver v. New York Central Railroad
115(1)
Morgan, Basic Problems of Evidence
116(1)
United States v. Jaramillo-Suarez
117(2)
United States v. Rhodes
119(1)
Lilly, An Introduction to the Law of Evidence
120(1)
United States v. Brown
121(2)
Buck v. State
123(5)
Parrot May Have the Answer to a Killing
128(1)
Conversations With a Gorilla
129(1)
City of Webster Groves v. Quick
130(1)
Morgan, Hearsay and Non-Hearsay
131(5)
B. Exceptions and Exemptions
136(173)
1. Dying Declarations
136(1)
Cairns, Law and the Social Sciences
136(1)
King John
136(1)
The Bedside of Lope De Vega
137(1)
Soles v. State
137(3)
Kaplan, Of Mabrus and Zorgs--An Essay in Honor of David Louisell
140(4)
2. Spontaneous and Contemporaneous Exclamations
144(1)
Hutchins & Slesinger, Some Observations on the Law of Evidence
144(4)
Truck Insurance Exchange v. Michling
148(2)
Booth v. State
150(8)
Lira v. Albert Einstein Medical Center
158(2)
State v. Jones
160(5)
3. Admissions
165(1)
Reed v. McCord
165(1)
Note
166(1)
United States v. Hoosier
167(2)
La Buy, Jury Instructions in Federal Criminal Cases
169(1)
Stephen Birmingham, "Our Crowd"
169(1)
State v. Carlson
170(4)
La Buy, Jury Instructions in Federal Criminal Cases
174(1)
Mahlandt v. Wild Canid Survival & Research Center, Inc.
175(4)
Big Mack Trucking Co., Inc. v. Dickerson
179(4)
Sabel v. Mead Johnson & Co.
183(2)
United States v. DiDomenico
185(1)
United States v. Goldberg
186(1)
United States v. Doerr
187(3)
Bourjaily v. United States
190(5)
4. Former Testimony
195(1)
Travelers Fire Insurance Co. v. Wright
195(4)
Note--Issue Preclusion
199(1)
Note on the Concept of Predecessor in Interest
200(1)
United States v. Salerno
201(6)
5. Declarations Against Interest
207(1)
G.M. McKelvey Co. v. General Casualty Co. of America
207(1)
United States v. Barrett
208(9)
6. State of Mind
217(1)
Adkins v. Brett
217(4)
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York v. Hillmon
221(3)
Shepard v. United States
224(4)
United States v. Pheaster
228(6)
Zippo Manufacturing Co. v. Rogers Imports, Inc.
234(6)
7. Medical Diagnosis or Treatment
240(3)
8. Prior Identification
243(1)
Weinstein's Evidence
243(1)
United States v. Owens
244(4)
9. Past Recollection Recorded
248(1)
Baker v. State
248(6)
Adams v. The New York Central Railroad Co.
254(5)
Note
259(1)
10. Business and Public Records
259(1)
Maryland--District of Columbia--Virginia Criminal Practice Institute Trial Manual
259(1)
Johnson v. Lutz
260(3)
Dean Jerome Prince, "The Hearsay Rule" In Trial Evidence
263(2)
United States v. Duncan
265(2)
Williams v. Alexander
267(4)
Peritz, Computer Data and Reliability: A Call for Authentication of Business Records Under the Federal Rules of Evidence
271(2)
Hahnemann University Hospital v. Dudnick
273(3)
Palmer v. Hoffman
276(2)
Lewis v. Baker
278(3)
Yates v. Bair Transport, Inc.
281(3)
Beech Aircraft Corp. v. Rainey
284(6)
United States v. Oates
290(7)
United States v. Grady
297(3)
11. Miscellaneous Exceptions
300(1)
Treatises and Other Professional Literature Wellman, The Art of Cross-Examination
301(2)
McCormick's Handbook of the Law of Evidence
303(1)
McCormick's Handbook of the Law of Evidence
304(5)
C. The Future of Hearsay
309(51)
McCormick, Law and the Future: Evidence
310(1)
Turbyfill v. International Harvester Co.
311(1)
United States v. Dent
312(9)
Ohio v. Roberts
321(5)
Lilly, An Introduction to the Law of Evidence
326(3)
United States v. Inadi
329(5)
Bourjaily v. United States
334(1)
Idaho v. Wright
335(6)
White v. Illinois
341(6)
Chambers v. Mississippi
347(9)
Note
356(1)
Williams, The Proof of Guilt
357(1)
Green v. Georgia
357(3)
CHAPTER IV A Return to Relevance
360(108)
A. Probabilistic Evidence
361(14)
People v. Collins
361(7)
Note
368(2)
Kammer v. Young
370(5)
B. Character, Habit, and Custom
375(66)
1. Character in Issue
375(1)
Cleghorn v. New York Central & H. River Ry. Co.
375(1)
Wellman, The Art of Cross-Examination
376(2)
2. Character as Circumstantial Evidence
378(1)
Michelson v. United States
378(9)
Camus, The Stranger
387(1)
A.L.I., Model Penal Code
388(1)
Maryland--District of Columbia--Virginia Criminal Practice Institute Trial Manual
388(1)
Theodore Roosevelt as Character Witness
389(4)
McCormick's Handbook of the Law of Evidence
393(4)
United States v. Carrillo
397(4)
United States v. Beasley
401(8)
United States v. Cunningham
409(3)
Tucker v. State
412(1)
Huddleston v. United States
413(5)
James and Dickinson, Accident Proneness and Accident Law
418(1)
Perrin v. Anderson
419(4)
Note
423(1)
Park, Leonard & Goldberg, Evidence Law
424(3)
Note on Rape Shield Legislation
427(1)
State v. Cassidy
428(4)
Olden v. Kentucky
432(3)
Note
435(1)
United States v. Platero
435(6)
C. Similar Happenings
441(7)
Simon v. Kennebunkport
441(3)
Halloran v. Virginia Chemicals Inc.
444(3)
Morris, Studies in the Law of Torts
447(1)
D. Subsequent Precautions
448(10)
Tuer v. McDonald
448(9)
Maine Rules of Evidence
457(1)
E. Offers in Compromise
458(10)
Davidson v. Prince
458(3)
Keeton, Trial Tactics and Methods
461(2)
Ando v. Woodberry
463(3)
Note
466(2)
CHAPTER V Impeachment and Rehabilitation; Cross-Examination
468(84)
A. The Rule Against Impeaching One's Own Witness and Other Forensic Problems
469(13)
Kaplan and Waltz, The Trial of Jack Ruby
469(1)
Mathew, Forensic Fables by O
470(3)
Mathew, Forensic Fables by O
473(1)
Keeton, Trial Tactics and Methods
473(3)
Maguire, Evidence: Common Sense and Common Law
476(1)
United States v. Hogan
477(5)
B. Methods of Impeachment
482(70)
1. Impeachment by Contradiction
482(1)
State v. Oswalt
482(2)
United States v. Copelin
484(6)
2. Character of the Witness
490(1)
a. Prior Bad Acts
490(1)
United States v. Owens
490(3)
Wellman, The Art of Cross-Examination
493(4)
House, Great Trials of Famous Lawyers
497(1)
Note: Extrinsic Evidence Under Fed. R. Evid. 608(b)
498(2)
United States v. Drake
500(3)
b. Prior Convictions
503(1)
United States v. Sanders
504(5)
Note
509(1)
United States v. Wong
510(3)
United States v. Brackeen
513(4)
Luce v. United States
517(3)
c. Bad Reputation for Truth and Veracity
520(1)
Mathes and Devitt, Federal Jury Practice
520(1)
3. Psychiatric Condition
521(1)
United States v. Lindstrom
521(3)
1950 Annual Survey of American Law Evidence
524(4)
Judson Falknor
4. Prior Statements to Impeach or Rehabilitate
528(1)
Coles v. Harsch
528(3)
Goldstein, Trial Technique
531(1)
Park, Leonard, & Goldberg, Evidence Law
531(2)
Morgan, Hearsay Dangers and the Application of the Hearsay Concept
533(1)
Tome v. United States
534(11)
5. Bias
545(1)
United States v. Abel
545(5)
Waltz, Introduction to Criminal Evidence
550(2)
CHAPTER VI Confidentiality and Confidential Communication
552(83)
A. The Attorney-Client Privilege
553(29)
Jeremy Bentham, 5 Rationale of Judicial Evidence
553(1)
Louisell, Confidentiality, Conformity and Confusion: Privileges in Federal Court Today
553(3)
United States v. Woodruff
556(3)
Upjohn Co. v. United States
559(5)
Note on Federal Work Product Doctrine
564(1)
City and County of San Francisco v. Superior Court
565(3)
Clark v. State
568(8)
United States v. Zolin
576(6)
B. Physician-Patient and Psychotherapist-Patient Privileges
582(25)
Prink v. Rockefeller Center Inc.
582(3)
Jaffee v. Redmond
585(14)
Menendez v. Superior Court
599(8)
C. The Marital Privileges
607(6)
Trammel v. United States
607(6)
D. Miscellaneous Privileges
613(22)
Church & State in the United States
613(2)
Note, Functional Overlap Between the Lawyer and Other Professionals: Its Implications for the Privileged Communications Doctrines
615(1)
In re Grand Jury
616(19)
CHAPTER VII Governmental Privileges
635(29)
United States v. Reynolds
635(5)
Evidentiary Privilege of "State Secrets" In Contract Action
640(2)
United States v. Nixon
642(8)
Note
650(1)
Roviaro v. United States
650(5)
McCray v. Illinois
655(5)
Non-Disclosure of Complainants' Names in School Desegregation Cases: Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
660(4)
CHAPTER VIII Writings
664(15)
A. The Best Evidence Rule
665(8)
McCormick, Evidence
665(1)
Sirico v. Cotto
665(2)
Case Note
667(1)
Herzig v. Swift & Co.
668(1)
Meyers v. United States
669(2)
People v. Enskat
671(2)
B. Authentication
673(6)
McCormick, Evidence
673(1)
United States v. Dockins
674(2)
Note
676(1)
First State Bank of Denton v. Maryland Casualty Co.
676(2)
Note
678(1)
CHAPTER IX Competency of Witnesses
679(34)
Hill v. Skinner
679(2)
Tracy, Handbook of the Law of Evidence
681(5)
New York Civ. Prac. Act & Rules, XXX 4519
686(2)
State Ex Rel. Collins v. Superior Court
688(11)
Rock v. Arkansas
699(8)
Tanner v. United States
707(6)
CHAPTER X Judicial Notice
713(23)
A. Adjudicative Facts
714(10)
Varcoe v. Lee
714(4)
State v. Lawrence
718(5)
Comment, Judicial Notice by Appellate Courts of Facts and Foreign Laws Not Brought to the Attention of the Trial Court
723(1)
Lilly, An Introduction to the Law of Evidence
723(1)
B. Legislative Facts
724(3)
McCormick's Handbook of the Law of Evidence
724(3)
C. Jury Notice
727(9)
Higgins v. Los Angeles Gas & Electric Co.
730(6)
CHAPTER XI The Burden of Proof and Presumptions
736(37)
A. Civil Cases
737(26)
James, Civil Procedure
737(4)
Smith v. Rapid Transit, Inc.
741(1)
Hart & McNaughton, Evidence and Inference in the Law
742(1)
Dyer v. MacDougall
743(7)
Maguire, Evidence: Common Sense and Common Law
750(3)
Legille v. Dann
753(3)
Note
756(1)
Degnan, Syllabus on California Evidence Code
757(3)
Atkinson v. Hall
760(3)
B. Criminal Cases
763(10)
People v. Roder
763(10)
CHAPTER XII Opinion, Expertise and Experts; Scientific and Demonstrative Evidence
773(184)
A. Opinion, Expertise and Experts
774(67)
Maguire, Evidence: Common Sense and Common Law
774(2)
Commonwealth v. Holden
776(2)
Government of the Virgin Islands v. Knight
778(2)
Waltz, Introduction to Criminal Evidence
780(11)
Waltz & Inbau, Medical Jurisprudence
791(1)
Note: Objections to the Form of Expert Testimony
792(8)
State v. Odom
800(6)
United States v. Scop
806(5)
Ingram v. McCuiston
811(7)
Waltz, The New Federal Rules of Evidence: An Analysis
818(1)
Brunner v. Brown
818(4)
United States v. Tran Trong Cuong
822(4)
People v. Gardeley
826(7)
Minnesota Rules of Evidence
833(1)
United States v. Kristiansen
833(3)
Expanded Use of Expert Witnesses Poses New Problems for Counsel
836(5)
B. Scientific and Demonstrative Evidence
841(116)
Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
841(8)
Kumho Tire Company, Ltd. v. Carmichael
849(11)
United States v. Starzecpyzel
860(14)
State v. Porter
874(12)
United States v. Piccinonna
886(5)
United States v. Scheffer
891(5)
The Case Against Expert Witnesses
896(4)
Langbein, The German Advantage in Civil Procedure
900(1)
State v. Chapple
901(11)
Harlan Levy, And the Blood Cried Out
912(14)
Jonathan J. Koehler, DNA Matches and Statistics: Important Questions, Surprising Answers
926(12)
Margaret A. Berger, Laboratory Error Seen Through the Lens of Science and Policy
938(10)
Note
948(1)
Houts, Photographic Misrepresentation
949(2)
Waltz, Introduction to Criminal Evidence
951(6)
APPENDICES 957(356)
A. Federal Rules of Evidence for United States Courts and Magistrates 957(32)
B. Comments to the Federal Rules of Evidence for United States Courts and Magistrates 989(156)
C. Appendix of Deleted and Superseded Materials With Notes 1145(38)
D. Evidence Code of the State of California 1183(130)
INDEX 1313

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