Rules of Evidence Flashcards
401
Test for Relevant Evidence
401 (a)
Test for Relevant Evidence; material fact
401 (b)
Test for Relevant Evidence; consequence of the action
402
General Admissibility of Relevant Evidence through US Constitution, these rules, and other Midlands Rules
403
Excluding Relevant Evidence for Prejudice, Confusion, Waste of Time, or Other Reasons
404
Character Evidence; Crimes, or Other Acts
404(a)
Character Evidence; Crimes or Other Acts
Character Evidence
404(b)
Character Evidence; Crimes or Other Acts
Crimes, Wrongs, or other Acts
405
Methods of Proving Character
405(a)
Methods of Proving Character; Reputation or Opinion
405(b)
Methods of Proving Character; Specific Instances of Conduct
406
Habit; Routine Practice
602
Lack of Personal Knowledge/Lack of Foundation
701
Opinion Testimony by Lay Witnesses (Speculation)
702
Testimony by Expert Witnesses; qualifications of an expert witness
703
Bases of an Expert’s Opinion Testimony
801(a-c)
Definitions of Statement, Declarant, Hearsay
801(d)(1)
Declarant-Witness’s Prior Statement: inconsistent testimony; consistent to rebut; ID
801(d)(2)(A)
Opposing Party’s Statement; made by the party in an individual capacity
802
The Rule Against Hearsay; hearsay is not generally admissible
803(1)
Present Sense Impression
803(2)
Excited Utterance
803(3)
Then-Existing Mental, Emotional or Physical Condition
803(4)
Statement Made for a Medical Diagnosis
