Practitioner’s Deskbook on Evidence provides litigators with a comprehensive guide to evidence law and practice, combining analysis of the Federal Rules of Evidence and key case law with practical insights drawn from courtroom experience. Covering topics ranging from hearsay, expert testimony, and cross-examination to electronic evidence and evidentiary privileges, this resource helps practitioners navigate complex evidentiary issues with confidence. 

Highlights of the update include:  

• Chapter 12, Impeachment and Rehabilitation, features a new discussion of the circuit court’s authority over a criminal defendant in particular appeals of trial court rulings 

• Chapter 13, Expert Testimony and Lay Opinion Testimony, provides an in-depth examination of State v. Nieves with particular focus on criminal prosecutions of aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a minor 

• Chapter 16, Evidentiary Privileges, discusses United States v. Heppner, which dealt with artificial intelligence platforms and attorney-client or work product privileges 

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