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An edition of The new Wigmore (1995)

The new Wigmore

a treatise on evidence of other misconduct and similar events

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Aspen Law & Business
Language
English
Pages
859

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Subjects
Evidence (Law), Modern fiction, Civil Procedure, Legal Reference / Law Profession, United States, Fiction, Evidence (law), united states, Evidence (law), great britain, Law, history
Places
United States, Great Britain

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Cover of: The new Wigmore
The new Wigmore: a treatise on evidence of other misconduct and similar events
2009, Aspen Law & Business
in English
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Cover of: The new Wigmore
The new Wigmore: a treatise on evidence : selected rules of limited admissibility : regulation of evidence to promote extrinsic policies and values
2002, Aspen Law & Business
in English - Rev. ed.
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Cover of: The new Wigmore
The new Wigmore: a treatise on evidence : selected rules of limited admissibility : regulation of evidence to promote extrinsic policies and values
1996, Aspen Law & Business
in English
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Cover of: New Wigmore: A Treatise on Evidence : Selected Rules of Limited Admissibility
New Wigmore: A Treatise on Evidence : Selected Rules of Limited Admissibility : Regulation of Evidence to Promote Extrinsic Policies and Values
October 1995, Aspen Law & Business Publishers
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Table of Contents

The nature and scope of the character prohibition
Origins of the rules governing the use of uncharged misconduct evidence for non-character purposes : Great Britain
Origins of rules governing the use of uncharged misconduct evidence for non-character purposes : United States
Determing admissibility of uncharged misconduct : standards and procedures
"Inextricably intertwined" or "intrinsic" evidence
Knowledge
Intent; absence of mistake or accident
Motive
Plan; common scheme or plan
Preparation
Opportunity
Identity
Modus Operandi
Similar occurrences.

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Dewey Decimal Class
347.73/6
Library of Congress
KF8935 .L46 2009, KF8935 .N49 2010, KF8935.L46 2009

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p. cm.
Number of pages
859

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OL16974567M
ISBN 13
9780735578210
LCCN
2008029709, 2009031665
OCLC/WorldCat
233697436
Library Thing
6721335

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