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Experts and hearsay rules: cross versus direct

By Lawrence Riff

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Social media evidence: admissibility issues

By Mark Jackson

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The Marital Privilege

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Using Email as Evidence at Trial

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Objections to the form of questions

By Elia V. Pirozzi

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Authenticating Web Evidence

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A primer on hearsay evidence

By Daniel J. Buckley

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