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Evidence Relevance and Admissibility by Doug Helfman is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document provides an overview of key evidentiary rules regarding relevance, unfair prejudice, and limited admissibility. It summarizes Rules 401-403 on relevance and unfair prejudice, noting that evidence of flight can generally be admitted but does not create a presumption of guilt. It discusses Old Chief v. United States and the rule that a defendant can stipulate to prior convictions rather than having them named if it would be unfairly prejudicial. The document also summarizes Rules 105-106 on limi
- Author
- Doug Helfman
- Language
- EN