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Evidence (Law)

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Evidence

Christopher Mueller, Laird C. Kirkpatrick, Christopher B. Mueller

1995

Federal Rules of Evidence in a nutshell

Graham, Michael H.

1987

Evidence

Jon Waltz, John Kaplan, Jon R. Waltz et al.

1982

Evidence

Arthur Best

1994

Evidence for paralegals

Suzanne Cummins, Joelyn D. Marlowe

1999

Casenote Legal Briefs

Casenotes

2002

Evidence in negligence cases

Charles Kramer

1973

Electronic evidence

Paul R. Rice

2005

Questions of evidence

Harry D. Harootunian, James K. Chandler, Arnold Ira Davidson

1994

The principles of the law of evidence

W. M. Best

1893

Evidence in a nutshell

Myrna S. Raeder, Paul F. Rothstein, David Crump

1970

A case book on the law of evidence

Niki Tobi

2000

Cross and Tapper on evidence

Colin Tapper

1995

Law of evidence

Sidney L. Phipson

1892

Evidence under the rules

Laird C. Kirkpatrick, Christopher B. Mueller

2004

The law of pleading and evidence in civil actions

John Simcoe Saunders

1831

Torture and the law of proof

John H. Langbein

1977

The law of evidence

David M. Paciocco

2010

Phipson on evidence

Hodge M. Malek

2010

Federal civil rules booklet

LegalPub.com

2013

Federal criminal code and rules

Thomson West

2012

The modern law of evidence

Adrian Keane

2012

Evidence

Robert P. Mosteller, Kenneth S. Broun, Walker J. Blakey et al.

1994

Statistical proof of discrimination

David C. Baldus

1980

A treatise on the law of evidence

Simon Greenleaf

1842

The modern law of evidence

Keane, Adrian LL.B.

1996

A practical guide to federal evidence

Anthony J. Bocchino

1993

Evidence

Miguel A. Méndez

2008

Murphy on evidence

Murphy, Peter LL. B.

2003

A catechism on military law as applicable to the militia of Canada

J. Pennington Macpherson

1886

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