Undisputed: Court Of Appeals Of Tennessee Finds Statements Made During Court-Ordered ADR Covered By Rule 408 September 3, 2010
What’s My Purpose?: Opinion Reveals Criteria Washington Courts Use In Determining Whether Statements Are Testimonial September 2, 2010
Where There’s A Will(iam’s): Florida Opinion Reveals Florida Counterpart To Federal Rule Of Evidence 414 September 1, 2010
Keystone Case: Eastern District Of Pennsylvania Engages in Confusing Conviction Impeachment Analysis August 31, 2010
Modern Hatfield & McCoy: Court Of Appeals Of Kentucky Notes Differences Between Rules 803(6) & (8) In Boundary Dispute August 30, 2010
That Was a Long Time Ago: Ohio Appellate Court Reverses Verdict Based Upon Improper Rule 609(B) Ruling August 29, 2010
Let’s (Not) Go To The Tape: First Circuit Notes That Rule Of Completeness Doesn’t Apply To Unrecorded Oral Statements August 28, 2010
Crimes And Misdemeanors? Arizona Court Implies Drug Convictions Can Qualify For Rule 609 Impeachment Based On Statutory Amendment August 27, 2010
He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother: Court Of Appeals Of Minnesota Concludes Jurors Would Have Ignored Brother’s Character Testimony In Mercy Rule Appeal August 26, 2010
It Was(n’t) A Privilege?: Eastern District Of Wisconsin Finds Rule 408 Didn’t Create A Privilege August 25, 2010
