Halloran v. Virginia Chemicals Inc.

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Evidence of a person's habit is admissible to show that he or she acted according to habit on a particular occasion; habit evidence.

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United States v. Laster

Residuary hearsay exception allows admission of hearsay if there is no indication that evidence is not reliable, if hearsay is more probative on point for which it is offered than any other evidence, and if its admission serves best interests of justice.

White v. Illinois

Excited utterance. Confrontation Clause does not require a showing of necessity before statements may be admitted under a hearsay exception.

United States v. Figueroa-Lopez

Witness may not give opinion testimony about matters outside the realm of common knowledge unless that witness is qualified as an expert. Expert witness.

United States v. Scheffer

Compulsory Process Clause does not guarantee right to present polygraph evidence.

Simms v. Dixon

Foundation; authentication. Photograph is authenticated for evidentiary purposes if witness with knowledge of facts is able to testify that photograph is correct portrayal of those facts. Foundation.

Campbell v. Delbridge

Emotional distress; issues in medical malpractice case that are only peripheral to medical decisions do not require expert testimony.

Affidavits That Support Search Warrants

U.S. v. Tzannos; There is a presumption of validity with respect to affidavits supporting search warrants; ex parte; franks hearing; in camera.

Admitting Photocopies Usually Allowed

United States v. Hampton; Under Federal Rule of Evidence 1003, a duplicate is admissible to the same extent as the original unless there is a genuine question as to the authenticity of the original.

DNA Evidence

Brown v. Farwell; A federal court considering a habeas corpus petition may exclude evidence admitted in the state court if the evidence rendered the trial so fundamentally unfair as to violate federal due process; reasonable doubt.

Client Identities Are Not Attorney Client Privilege

In Re Osterhoudt; Identity of attorney's client and nature of fee agreement are not protected by attorney-client privilege, unless disclosure of the information would implicate the client in the criminal activity for which legal advice was sought.

Innocence Project

Peterson v. Bernardi; DNA evidence; testing evidence to prove innocence of convicted prisoner.

Inadmissable Dying Declaration

State v. Williams; Expression of opinion is inadmissable hearsay even if declarant thought death was imminent; hearsay rule.

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