A 1993 Federal Rules of Evidence Lecture by Judge Hancock of Alabama intended as an orientation for new judges. An Overview of the Rules. Three part series:
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Science in the Courtroom – Federal – Daubert issues for federal judges.
Lecture on scientific principles for federal judges to consider in cases where Daubert issues may be raised.
Epidemiology and Toxicology in the Courts and how related to Daubert evidence issues. Federal lecture.
Herbert Stern demonstrates some of the ways exhibits need to be authenticated.
A refresher on Proximate Cause – a video of the famous Palsgraf case, with actual footage . . .
Here’s a nice way to remember your “hearsay exceptions” for trial:
