Integrated New Jersey Procedure and Evidence
ALM Media, LLC, January 2011, Pages: 450
Integrated New Jersey Procedure and Evidence presents strategies for maximum success in court, by examining all rules and law regarding the use of evidence. While rules relating to trials are interspersed throughout our Rules of Evidence and Rules of Court, there is heavy interplay between Rules of Court, Rules of Professional Conduct, Rules of Evidence, Model Civil Jury Charges, and court decisions, where critical evidentiary rules can be found. Andrew Kyreakakis provides practice points and insights as to how this body of evidence law plays out in a courtroom. This book is a comprehensive resource for both the novice and the experienced trial lawyer. In 2012 Kyreakakis writes about how the internet and social media have affected juries, and adds a new chapter on spoliation of evidence.
** 450 Page Annual Paperback, Integrated New Jersey Procedure and Evidence
** Includes Online Edition Integrated New Jersey Procedure and Evidence
** Searchable Text and Index
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Chapter 1: Pretrial Information Exchange
Chapter 2: Selecting a Jury
Chapter 3: Jury Note Taking and Jury Questions
Chapter 4: Opening Statement
Chapter 5: Preliminary Hearing
Chapter 6: Conditional Evidence
Chapter 7: Judicial Notice
Chapter 8: Presumptions
Chapter 9: Relevance, Exclusionary Rules and Limiting Instructions
Chapter 10: Character Evidence
Chapter 11: Privileges
Chapter 12: Lack of Personal Knowledge
Chapter 13: Order of Interrogation and Presentation of Proofs
Chapter 14: Refreshing Recollection and Past Recollection Recorded
Chapter 15: Questioning and Calling of Witnesses by the Trial Judge
Chapter 16: Sequestration of Witnesses
Chapter 17: Attacking Credibility
Chapter 18: Prior Inconsistent Statement Used to Impeach the Witness
Chapter 19: Prior Inconsistent Statements Admitted for Their Truth
Chapter 20: Prior Consistent Statements and Vouching
Chapter 21: Expert Testimony
Chapter 22: Use of Depositions and Prior Testimony at Trial
Chapter 23: Use of Interrogatory Answers at Trial
Chapter 24: Hearsay
Chapter 25: Authenication of Trial Exhibits
Chapter 26: The Parol Evidence Rule
Chapter 27: Trial Objections
Chapter 28: Closing Statement
Chapter 29: Jury Charge and Verdict Sheet
Chapter 30: Trial Motions
Chapter 31: Spoliation of Evidence 423 NEW Chapter 2012!
Table of Cases
Table of Rules, Statutes, and Jury Instructions
Index
Andrew J. Kyreakakis
Andrew J. Kyreakakis is a member of the New Jersey and New York bars and has been a certified civil trial attorney in New Jersey for more than 15 years. Kyreakakis is the attorney of record on numerous state and federal decisions, including opinions on trial evidence and procedure, specifically expert testimony, motion for directed verdict, evidence on settlement negotiations, impeachment, prejudicial evidence, remittitur, motion for a new trial, and parol evidence.
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