Civil procedure: law of evidence Books

Abbott's 'Trial Evidence' is an essential guide to the rules of evidence in civil trials. This book covers everything from the admissibility of evidence to the use of expert testimony, and is designed for both litigators and judges. Abbott's writing is...

This book offers a comprehensive guide to the law of evidence, covering both procedural and substantive aspects. With its practical focus and clear explanations, it is an essential resource for lawyers, judges, and legal scholars alike. It provides...

'A Treatise on the Law of Identification' is a comprehensive book on the identity of persons and things, and its relevance in civil and criminal practice. Written by George Emrick Harris, this book covers mistaken identity, corpus delicti, and other...

A compact quick reference version of the Hawaii Rules of Evidence for the practitioner or student. Perfect for your desk or briefcase. Includes a table of contents for quick consultation. Updated through January 1, 2018.  Contents:Article 1; General...

This book is a comprehensive guide to the law of evidence in civil cases. It covers rules of evidence related to witnesses, documents, real and personal property, experts, and much more. This is an essential resource for lawyers and law students who need...

This guide is a comprehensive look at the rules and regulations surrounding evidence in civil cases. It is designed to be accessible to both legal professionals and laypeople, and covers topics such as witness testimony, documentary evidence, and...

In this classic work on criminal law, Wills explores the use of circumstantial evidence in criminal trials. Drawing on numerous case examples, he argues that circumstantial evidence can often be just as reliable as direct evidence in proving guilt beyond...

Ryan's Essential Evidence Outlines is designed for use by members of the judiciary, practitioners, law professors and law students as a review of the essential elements of the Federal Rules of Evidence. Compiled from over twelve years of teaching...

""A Treatise of the Pleas of the Crown"" is a comprehensive legal text written by William Hawkins in 1721. The book covers the various aspects of criminal law and procedure in England, including the prosecution of crimes, the rights of the accused, and...

This comprehensive guide to evidence law provides a thorough introduction to the principles and practices of proving a case in a court of law. With detailed explanations and practical examples, this book is an invaluable resource for lawyers, students,...

Disputed Questions of Evidence is a comprehensive guide to the rules and principles governing the admissibility of evidence in legal proceedings. Written by a prominent American legal scholar, this book is an essential resource for lawyers, judges, and...

Ce livre est un ouvrage de référence pour les avocats, les juges et les étudiants en droit qui souhaitent acquérir des compétences solides en matière de preuves en droit civil et en droit criminel. Écrit par Édouard Louis Joseph Bonnier, spécialiste du...

This classic guide to the law of evidence is an essential resource for trial attorneys. It provides detailed guidance on the rules of evidence as prescribed by the common law, with a focus on effective trial strategy.This work has been selected by...

Jeremy Bentham's analysis of judicial evidence in English practice is a landmark work in the field of legal philosophy. Bentham examines the strengths and weaknesses of different types of evidence, and proposes reforms to the legal system to ensure that...

Ce traité de droit explore la manière dont les preuves sont utilisées dans le système judiciaire. Écrit par Etienne Dumont et Jeremy Bentham avec l'objectif de réformer le système judiciaire, ce livre est depuis devenu un classique dans le domaine du...

This book provides a comprehensive illustration of the rules of evidence on pleas of the crown using printed and manuscript trials and cases. It is a must-have resource for legal experts, practitioners, researchers, and students.This work has been...

In this authoritative text, Edmund Powell provides a comprehensive overview of the law of evidence, including rules of admissibility, witness testimony, and burden of proof. With numerous case studies and practical examples, Powell guides readers through...

This book offers a comprehensive overview of the law of evidence as it pertains to civil cases. Jones covers topics such as witness testimony, documentary evidence, and the rules of admissibility. Written in clear, accessible language, this book is an...

This book, co-authored by John Skelton and William Gillespie Dickson, provides a comprehensive overview of the law of evidence in Scotland. It covers everything from the burden of proof to expert testimony and is an essential resource for anyone working...

In this comprehensive work, William Reynolds examines the legal framework governing the use of evidence in the United States. He covers the admissibility of different forms of evidence and the rules governing the credibility and weight of evidence...

This insightful tome delves into the intricacies of judicial evidence and its application in English law. Bentham's late 18th-century manuscript, edited by J.S. Mill, provides an extensive discussion of the principles that underpin court decisions. With...