Topic 3 - Evidence Flashcards

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Federal Rules of Evidence

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Federal rules by which submitting evidence in courts is governed - this is in court

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Discovery

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Period of time where both sides take to investigate - purpose is to gather information outside of court

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Demonstrable (E)

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diagram, chart, re-enactment, doll, etc.

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Documentary (E)

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Photograph, video, etc.

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Real (E)

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Actual item - gun, etc.

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Testimonial (E)

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Lay witnesses

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Hearsay (E)

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An out of court statement made to identify/prove the truth of the matter asserted

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Depositions (D)

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Involves questioning witnesses under oath, usually outside of court, with a transcript being produced and used as evidence during the trial

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Subpoenas (D)

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Legal documents that compel someone to provide documents, records, or testimony. The nature of the evidence depends on what is subpoenaed (e.g., documents, tangible evidence, or testimony)

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Interrogatories (D)

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Written questions sent by one party to the other, which must be answered in writing and under oath

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