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Rule Numbers Flashcards

1
Q

104

A

(a) Judge decides Preliminary questions (Bourjilay)

b) jury decides factual questions (huddleston

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2
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105

A

Limiting instruction

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3
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401

A

Relevance Definition

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4
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402

A

Relevant evidence is admissible

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5
Q

403

A

Unfair Prejudicial evidence is out

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6
Q

404

A

(a) rule against propensity

(b) prior acts exceptions

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7
Q

405

A

Methodology (rep/opinion)

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8
Q

406

A

Habit

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9
Q

407

A

Subsequent remedial measures are out

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10
Q

408

A

Compromise/negotiations are out

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11
Q

409

A

Medical expenses are out

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12
Q

410

A

Plea discussions are out

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13
Q

411

A

Liability insurance is out

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14
Q

412

A

Rape Shield Rule

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15
Q

413

A

ok to bring in similar crimes in sexual assault cases

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16
Q

414

A

ok to bring in similar crimes in child molestation cases

17
Q

415

A

413/414 applies to civil cases

18
Q

501

A

Privilege in general

19
Q

502

A

atty/client privilege

20
Q

606(b)

A

juror inquiry

21
Q

607

A

Any party may impeach a witness

22
Q

608

A

methodology for impeaching witness

23
Q

609

A

criminal record impeachment

24
Q

612

A

writing to refresh

25
Q

613

A

extrinsic evidence

26
Q

701

A

Lay witness

27
Q

702

A

Expert Witness

28
Q

703

A

basis of expert testimony

29
Q

704

A

Ultimate Issue

30
Q

705

A

Rule about underlying facts

31
Q

801 (a)-(c)

A

Hearsay definitions

32
Q

801(d)(1)

A

consistent/inconsistent/ID statements

33
Q

801(d)(2)

A

Statements by party opponents

(A) by opposing party
(B) adoptive admission
(C) Rep
(D) Agent
(E) coconspirators
34
Q

803

A

general exceptions

Present sense impressions
Excited utterances
Then existing condition
Medical diagnosis/treatment
Recorded reccolections
Business records
Public records
35
Q

804(a)

A

Unavailable if:

(1) priv./5th amend
(2) refuses to testify
(3) can’t remember
(4) death/incapacitation
(5) can’t be located

36
Q

804(b)

A

Unavailable exceptions

(1) Former testimony
(2) dying declarations
(3) statement against interest
(4) forfeiture

37
Q

807

A

General hearsay residual exception

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