The hearsay definition under the Federal Rules

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Label

The hearsay definition under the Federal Rules

Statement of responsibility

by Craig R. Callen

Title variation

Definition of hearsay and the Federal Rules

Title variation date

1998-1999-

Creator

• Callen, C. R., (Craig R)
• Callen, C. R., (Craig R)

Contributor

• Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction
• Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction

Subject

• Evidence, Hearsay -- United States -- Problems, exercises, etc. | Interactive multimedia
• United States. -- Problems, exercises, etc. | Interactive multimedia
• Evidence (Law) -- United States -- Problems, exercises, etc. | Interactive multimedia

Genre

• Problems, exercises, etc.
• Interactive multimedia

Language

eng

Summary

• "The first section of this lesson, Baseline Hearsay, is designed to introduce students to the definition of hearsay in the Federal Rules of Evidence, as the courts typically apply it. This part of the lesson covers Substantive Rules and Hearsay Dangers, which deals with basic, non-controversial distinctions under the rules, and Statements and What They Assert, which addresses more difficult and controversial questions, particularly issues pertaining to implied assertions
• The second section, Hearsay Arguments, focuses on the underpinnings of the hearsay definition and on less conventional understandings of that definition. It is especially useful for students enrolled in advanced evidence and trial practice courses. In the first part of this section, Four Additional Approaches, students are introduced to alternative approaches to the definition of hearsay. The second part of this section, Arguments from the Approaches, presents a number of hypothetical problems. In each case, the program asks students to assess whether particular sorts of analysis support an argument about the application of the definition of hearsay."-- CALI lessons subject list

Member of

• CALI lessons, Evidence

Is part of

• CALI : The Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction

Additional physical form

Also issued as part of the annual compilation of lessons on CD-ROM under the title: CALI lessons for law students. When different, the online version is more current

Cataloging source

WCL

Characteristic

interactive multimedia

Intended audience

Law students in CALI-member law schools

Target audience

specialized