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Massachusetts Family Law Sourcebook & Citator

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  • Product Number: 2254700WCH
  • Publication Date: 4/25/2025
  • Edition: 2025 Edition
  • Copyright: © 2025 MCLE, Inc.
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    Massachusetts Evidence: A Courtroom Reference is a comprehensive guide to the admissibility of evidence—presented by authors who have confronted these issues in the crucible of the courtroom. The book is packed with useful features: judicial commentary from experienced Massachusetts trial court judges, online updates that brief readers on postpublication developments in the law, and an electronic version of the book provided for enhanced searchability and for ready reference on the road and in the courthouse. Designed to assist Massachusetts courtroom lawyers at every stage of their careers, Massachusetts Evidence: A Courtroom Reference is a trusted companion for evidentiary practice in Massachusetts.

    Recent updates:

    • Update: July 2025

      Dear Subscriber:

      Thank you for updating your library with the 2025 edition of Massachusetts Evidence: A Courtroom Reference.

      This latest edition incorporates developments on a wide range of topics in Massachusetts evidence, such as

      • jury instructions accompanying the introduction of prior bad acts evidence;
      • the standards and procedures applicable to mistrials;
      • limitations on the scope of the parent-child privilege;
      • the admissibility of an excited utterance from a declarant who would not have been competent to testify at trial;
      • whether a defendant's refusal to speak with police can be used to establish consciousness of guilt;
      • reference to the work product doctrine in analyzing the policy deliberation exemption of the Massachusetts Public Records Law;
      • an amendment to Rule 801 of the Federal Rules of Evidence clarifying the admissibility of statements made by the declarant's principal;
      • the inapplicability of the business records exception to a manufacturer's prescription label;
      • further case law on when the testimony of a substitute expert witness will be found to violate the Confrontation Clause;
      • the inadmissibility of testimony regarding a search of the state's firearm registry; and
      • the use of summaries or compilations at trial.

      We trust you will find the 2025 edition of Massachusetts Evidence: A Courtroom Reference a valuable resource, as we at MCLE continue our efforts to bring you the latest solutions to the issues you face in your practice.

      Cordially,

      MCLE Press

  • Table of Contents

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    Part 01 expand

    Massachusetts Probate and Family Court General Information and Filing Fees

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    Practice Guides

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    Selected Massachusetts Laws and Regulations

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    Selected Provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and Treasury Regulations

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    Other Federal Laws and Regulations

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    Massachusetts Rules of Domestic Relations Procedure

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    Court Rules and Guidelines

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    Child Support Guidelines

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    Case Digest

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    Appendix

    Family Law Case Digest 1975–2024

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  • Editors & Authors

    Editor(s)

    Gina J. Calabro, Esq., The Law Office of Gina J. Calabro, LLC, Wellesley

    Author(s)

    Pauline Quirion, Esq., Greater Boston Legal Services, Boston
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