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Criminal Evidence: Affordable Learning Grant
Testimonial Privileges (psychotherapist, attorney, clergy)
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Criminal Evidence: Affordable Learning Grant
Course Description and Objectives
Introduction to Evidence
Types of Evidence
Relevance
Character Evidence
Witnessess
Lay vs. Expert Testimony/Scientific Evidence
Documentary Evidence/Authentication
Hearsay Rule (and exceptions)
Testimonial Privileges (psychotherapist, attorney, clergy)
Testimonial Privileges
The Exclusionary Rule (and exceptions)
Testimonial Privileges
Trammel v. United States, 445 U.S. 40 (1980)
Is it a reversible error to permit a wife to be called as a witness against her husband over his objection and without his consent?
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https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/445/40/#tab-opinion-1953465
Privileges Flow Chart
How to determine if evidence is
privileged.https://law.indiana.edu/instruction/tanford/b723/11priv/M11FlowChart.pdf
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