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Although rules of evidence are most often directed to the courts and concern the admissibility of evidence at trial, criminal justice personnel in most criminal cases are as much concerned as the courts are with these rules. Whether evidence is testimonial, documentary, or real, much of it is discovered, prepared for trial, and evaluated by police and corrections personnel. Failure to comply with rules of evidence can so contaminate evidence that it becomes worthless to the prosecution and in case disposition. The first part of the textbook reviews the historical development of rules of evidence and outlines procedures relevant to the study of criminal evidence. Consideration is also given to burden of proof, proof via evidence, judicial notice, presumptions, inferences, stipulations, evidence admissibility, evidence relevancy and materiality, and the competency of evidence and witnesses. In addition, attention is paid to witness examination, privileges, opinions and expert testimony, the hearsay rule and exceptions, documentary evidence, real evidence, the results of examinations and tests, and unconstitutionally obtained evidence. The second part of the textbook contains leading

Author

Klotter, John C.

Publisher

Cincinnati, Ohio: Anderson Pub. Co.

Published

1991

Language

EN

ISBN

9780870845055

Subjects

Law