Evidence

Evidence contents: Ch. 1 - General provisions by Stephen F. Peifer. Ch. 2 - Rulings on evidence by Bryan M. Johnston. Ch. 3 - Judicial notice by John William Strong. Ch. 4 - Burdens of proof; presumptions in civil cases by Charles S. Tauman. Ch. 5 - Burdens and presumptions in criminal cases by Thomas H. Denney. Ch. 6 - Relevancy by Thomas B. Russell. Ch. 7 - Admissibility and method of proving character evidence by Keith J. Bauer. Ch. 8 - Habit and routine practice by Keith J. Bauer. Ch. 9 - Subsequent remedial measures by George L. Kirklin. Ch. 10 - Compromise and offers to compromise by Daniel H. Skerritt. Ch. 11 - Payment of medical expenses by Peter J. Burger. Ch. 12 - Withdrawn plea by Frederick Lenzser. Ch. 13 - Liability insurance by Robert J. Neuberger. Ch. 14 - Rape Shield Law by Janet Lee Hoffman. Ch. 15 - Real and demonstrative evidence by Robert J. Needham. Ch. 16 - Lawyer-client privilege by Carolyn E. Wells. Ch. 17 - Psychotherapist-patient privilege by Victor Calzaretta. Ch. 18 - Physician-patient privilege by Victor Calzaretta. Ch. 19 - Nurse-patient privilege by Victor Calzaretta. Ch. 20 - School employee-student privilege by Phillip M. Margolin. Ch. 21 - Clinical social worker-client privilege by Phillip M. Margolin. Ch. 22 - Husband-wife privilege. Ch. 23 - Newsperson privilege. Ch. 24 - Clergy-penitent privilege. Ch. 25 - Stenographer-employee privilege. Ch. 26 - Public Officer and public documents. Ch. 27 - Identity of informer. Ch. 28 - Waiver of privilege; effect of privilege. Ch. 29 - The fifth amendment by Hon. Nely L. Johnson. Ch. 30 - Attendance and compensation; sufficiency by Joyce A. Harpole. Ch. 31 - Competency by Edwin A. Harnden. Contents continued to page 52-27. Includes a preface, sample forms, and a table of contents.