Overview of evidence law
Roles of judge and jury : FRE 614
Stages of trial
Burdens of proof
Presumptions and inferences : FRE 301
Objections and offers of proof : FRE 103
Preliminary questions of admissibility : FRE 104
Limited admissibility : FRE 105
Relevancy and its counterparts : FRE 401-403
Character evidence : FRE 404, 405, 412-15
Other-acts evidence: FRE 404(b)
Habit evidence : FRE 406
Subsequent remedial measures : FRE 407
Compromises and offers : FRE 408
Medical payments : FRE 409
Criminal pleas and offers : FRE 410
Insurance : FRE 411
Witness competency : FRE 601, 603, 605, 606
Sequestration of witnesses : FRE 615
Examination of witnesses : FRE 611
Refreshing recollection : FRE 612
Witness credibility : FRE 607-609, 613
Lay witnesses : FRE 602 and 701
Expert testimony : FRE 702, 704, 706
Bases of expert testimony : FRE 703 and 705
Real and demonstrative evidence
Photographs, tapes, and voice identifications
Authentication of writings : FRE 901-903
Rule of completeness : FRE 106
"Best evidence" rule: FRE 1001-1008
Hearsay rule : FRE 801(a)-(c), 805, 806
Hearsay exemptions : FRE 801(d)
Hearsay exceptions : FRE 803
Hearsay exceptions : unavailable declarant : FRE 804
Residual exception : FRE 807
Right of confrontation
Privileges : FRE 501
Attorney-client privilege
Spousal and family privileges
Doctor and psychotherapist privileges
Other private privileges
Governmental privileges
Privilege against self-incrimination
Judicial notice : FRE 201
Stipulations.