MBE Evidence Flashcards
1
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Rule 105
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limited admissibility
2
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Rule 106
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rule of completeness
3
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Rule 401
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4
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Rule 402
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5
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Rule 403
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6
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Rule FRE 104(b)
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7
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FRE 606(b)
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FRE
8
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FRE 608(a)
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9
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FRE 608(b)
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10
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FRE 609
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11
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Daubert test
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12
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potential bases for expert opinion
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13
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inquiry for
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14
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A rebuttable presumption shifts the burden of production, but not the burden of persuasion, to the opposing party. Under the “bursting bubble” approach followed by the Federal Rules in a civil case, a presumption “bursts” (i.e., no longer has a preclusive effect) after the introduction of sufficient evidence by the opposing party to sustain a contrary finding.
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