A Practical Guide to Evidence in Connecticut

Strategic guidance and tested tips for Connecticut's courtoom counsel

Product Number: 2132433WCH
Publication Date: 1/20/2021
Edition: 2nd Edition 2021
Copyright: © 2021 MCLE, Inc.
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This essential manual guides you through the foundations for admitting evidence, and privileges, disqualifications, exclusions and limitations that prevent evidence from coming in at trial. It covers a variety of topics related to witnesses, including the principles of witness corroboration, competency, impeachment and rehabilitation, along with foundations for identification and reputation. Look to the chapter on the hearsay rule and its exceptions to gain a comprehensive understanding as to how hearsay evidence is treated under Connecticut's rules. Each chapter contains a clear statement of evidentiary foundations and sample dialogues.

Recent updates:
- Update: January 2021
  Dear Subscriber:
  
  Thank you for keeping your Connecticut evidence library current with this second edition of A Practical Guide to Evidence in Connecticut. Inside, you will find new material including the following:
  - Computer-generated evidence. In chapter 10, the author provides a discussion of evidentiary tests and burdens with regard to the admissibility of computer-generated evidence. The chapter lists several factors necessary to authenticate such evidence. It also recounts eight areas where reliability issues are likely to arise.
  - Sample examinations. Throughout the revised edition, examples of direct and cross-examinations have been updated, to illustrate a variety of evidentiary topics relevant to trials.
  - Updated case law. Our authors have reviewed their chapters for new case law and developments pertaining to the admission and exclusion of evidence at trial.
  We at MCLE | New England trust that you will find the updated material useful in your practice and valuable in your civil litigation law library.
  
  Cordially,
  
  Maryanne G. Jensen, Esq., Director of Publications
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Introduction of Evidence—An Overview
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Mark S. Baldwin, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP
Dylan P. Kletter, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP

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Presumptions and Facts Established Without Formal Proof
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Matthew J. Shiroma, Esq.,

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Evidentiary Exclusions and Limitations
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Stephen R. Klaffky, Esq., Barrasso Usdin Kupperman Freeman & Sarver LLC
Dylan P. Kletter, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP

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Witness Competency and Qualifications
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Brian P. Frechette, First National Bank of Boston

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Witness Corroboration and Support
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Christopher Francis Girard, Esq., The Hartford

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Reputation
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Dana M. Hrelic, Esq., Horton, Shields & Knox

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Restoring the Witness's Credibility
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Patrick J. Kennedy, Esq., RisCassi & Davis, PC

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Privilege and Disqualification
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Kelly B. Gallagher, Esq., C&S Wholesale Grocers
Eric W. Wiechmann, Esq.,

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Documentary Evidence
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Michelle L. Querijero, Esq., Allied World Assurance Company

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Demonstrative Evidence
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Editors & Authors

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Mark S. Baldwin, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP , Hartford

Stephen R. Klaffky, Esq., Barrasso Usdin Kupperman Freeman & Sarver LLC, New Orleans

Dylan P. Kletter, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP , Hartford

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Mark S. Baldwin, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP , Hartford

Donald E. Frechette, Esq., Locke Lord LLP, Boston

Kelly B. Gallagher, Esq., C&S Wholesale Grocers, Keene

Christopher Francis Girard, Esq., The Hartford, Hartford

Dana M. Hrelic, Esq., Horton, Shields & Knox, Hartford

Patrick J. Kennedy, Esq., RisCassi & Davis, PC, Hartford

Stephen R. Klaffky, Esq., Barrasso Usdin Kupperman Freeman & Sarver LLC, New Orleans

Dylan P. Kletter, Esq., Brown Rudnick LLP , Hartford

John M. O'Donnell, Esq., Cooney, Scully & Dowling, Hartford

Michelle L. Querijero, Esq., Allied World Assurance Company, Farmington

Matthew J. Shiroma, Esq.,

Eric W. Wiechmann, Esq.,

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A Practical Guide to Evidence in Connecticut

Strategic guidance and tested tips for Connecticut's courtoom counsel

A Practical Guide to Evidence in Connecticut

Strategic guidance and tested tips for Connecticut's courtoom counsel

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Recent updates:

Table of Contents

Introduction of Evidence—An Overview

Presumptions and Facts Established Without Formal Proof

Evidentiary Exclusions and Limitations

Witness Competency and Qualifications

Witness Corroboration and Support

Reputation

Restoring the Witness's Credibility

Privilege and Disqualification

Documentary Evidence

Demonstrative Evidence

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