Relevance

Question 1

FRE 401

Answer 1

Test for Relevance

Question 2

FRE 402

Answer 2

General Admissibility of Relevant Evidence

Question 3

FRE 403

Answer 3

Excluding Relevant Evidence for Prejudice, Confusion, Waste of Time, or Other Reasons

Question 4

FRE 104 (a)

Answer 4

Preliminary Question: Simple/Judge

Question 5

FRE 104 (b)

Answer 5

Preliminary Question: Conditional/Jury

Question 6

FRE 105

Answer 6

Limiting Evidence That Is Not Admissible Against Other Parties or for Other Purposes

Question 7

FRE 404

Answer 7

Character Evidence: (Not admissible because we don’t want people to focus on past conduct when they should be judging the current relevant conduct at issue) (D MUST OPEN THE DOOR)

Question 8

FRE 404 (a)

Answer 8

Character Evidence

Question 9

FRE 404 (b)

Answer 9

Other Crimes, Wrongs, or Acts

Question 10

FRE 405

Answer 10

Methods for Introducing Character Evidence: Reputation or Opinion

Question 11

FRE 406

Answer 11

Habit/Routine Practice: Semiautomatic/volitional 1) regular practice 2) particular situation, 3) specific type of conduct

Question 12

FRE 412

Answer 12

Sex Offense Cases Victims Sexual Behavior/Predisposition: 412(b)(2) reverse 403

Question 13

FRE 407

Answer 13

Subsequent Remedial Measures

Question 14

FRE 408

Answer 14

Compromise Offers/Negotiation: can be used to prove bias or prejudice or proving effort to obstruct criminal investigation