Trial Objections Handbook provides detailed explanations of the trial objections commonly used by civil and criminal attorneys.

Federal Trial Objections lists in alphabetical order substantive objections that can be made to admissibility (and methods to meet those objections).

Expert analysis and coverage of unsettled evidence issues.

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A comprehensive treatise on the Federal Rules of Evidence that serves as a succinct yet scholarly analysis of the Evidence Rules for judges, practitioners, and students

Organized by rule and contains the complete text of the Advisory Committee Notes. It also incorporates case law and secondary materials, while and discusses important evidence doctrines not specifically covered by particular Rules.

This treatise traces the organization of the governing Federal Rules of Evidence. Every citation appearing in reported federal decisions to the Federal Rules during well over 40 years has been thoroughly considered. The resulting interpretive authority with respect to each Rule appears in the form of Commentary following the Rule text. To make the Handbook as self-contained as possible, numerous selected quotations from reported decisions are included in the footnotes.