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Matched Legal Cases: ['§ 1227', '§ 1311', '§ 354', '§ 402', '§ 354', '§ 1201', '§ 1040', '§ 1040', '§ 787', '§ 1350', '§ 1310', '§ 776', '§ 776', '§ 402', '§ 700']

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evidence synonym and antonym – Using Evidence
It is also an evidence-based practice for students with learning disabilities based on two methodologically sound group experimental studies with random assignment across 70 students with learning disabilities.
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3ie funds and quality assures formative and impact evaluations of development programmes in low- and middle-income countries. Evidence of a statement by the deceased in a wrongful death action. Evid. Code § 1227. Statements concerning the family history of another where the declarant is unavailable under certain circumstances. Evid. Code § 1311.
By law, SSA needs specific medical evidence to establish that a claimant has an impairment. SSA regulations require objective medical evidence” from an acceptable medical source” to establish that a claimant has a medically determinable impairment. The regulations define these terms.
What is left after you eliminate all the rules that are obvious and all those that have only limited application are the rules that are used every day in ordinary cases and that are not trivial or obvious. These essential tools of survival must be thoroughly mastered. They will enable you to solve the vast majority of evidentiary problems that arise in preparing and trying your cases.
If you are offering evidence and an objection is sustained, in order to preserve the exclusion as a possible ground for appeal you must make an offer of proof. Evid. Code § 354; Fed. Rules Evid. 103(a)(2). When the ruling is made, ask the court for an opportunity to make such an offer. Usually this is done outside the presence of the jury, often at the next break in the testimony. Evid. Code § 402; Fed. Rules Evid. 103(c). Thus, it is important to keep a running list of any such offers you need to make since, if you forget, you will not be able to complain of the ruling on appeal. A proper offer must include a description of the substance, purpose, and relevance of the evidence that you would present if permitted. Evid. Code § 354; Fed. Rules Evid. 103(a)(2).
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If you’re claiming a disability for an injury or illness that you don’t think we have in your military records, you’ll also want to upload statements that support your claim. These statements should be from people who know about, or who you’ve talked to about, your claimed medical condition and how and when it occurred.
In law , rules of evidence govern the types of evidence that are admissible in a legal proceeding. Types of legal evidence include testimony , documentary evidence , 2 and physical evidence 3 The parts of a legal case which are not in controversy are known, in general, as the “facts of the case.” Beyond any facts that are undisputed, a judge or jury is usually tasked with being a trier of fact for the other issues of a case. Evidence and rules are used to decide questions of fact that are disputed, some of which may be determined by the legal burden of proof relevant to the case. Evidence in certain cases (e.g. capital crimes ) must be more compelling than in other situations (e.g. minor civil disputes), which drastically affects the quality and quantity of evidence necessary to decide a case.
The different kinds of character evidence are a perennial source of confusion, and care must be taken to keep them distinct. The character of truthfulness of any witness, including a criminal defendant, is placed in issue when he testifies, and is received to show action in conformity with it. The character of a criminal defendant or his alleged victim for other traits of character to show action or nonaction in conformity with it is put in issue only when the defendant calls a character witness. The character of other persons can be in issue in a variety of ways, but it cannot be used to show action in conformity with it.
The “preponderance of the evidence” is the lowest burden of proof. A decision based on the preponderance of the evidence requires only evidence enough that a reasonable person could come to that conclusion; the evidence does not need to dispel any possibility of doubt. To meet this standard, the evidence need only convince a judge or jury that it is more likely than not that the defendant committed the offense. The preponderance of the evidence is sufficient in most administrative court decisions and many civil court decisions.
The analysis for multiple hearsay is simple if it is taken one step at a time. The rule is that, in order for multiple hearsay to be admissible, there must be an exception to the hearsay rule that is applicable to each level of the hearsay. Evid. Code § 1201; Fed. Rules Evid. 805. The best way to start the analysis is to imagine the ultimate eyewitness on the stand. In this case it is the patient. His statement is not hearsay and would be admissible if it is relevant to the case.
The privilege for official information. Evid. Code § 1040 et seq. This one protects official information the disclosure of which is forbidden by law or the disclosure of which is against the public interest because the need to preserve confidentiality outweighs the necessity for disclosure in the interest of justice. Evid. Code § 1040. It belongs to the public entity.
The federal rules allow questions about prior bad acts of a witness to impeach credibility where, in the court’s discretion, they are probative of truthfulness. Fed. Rules Evid. 608(b). However, if the witness denies the act, it may not be proved by other evidence unless the act to be proved has some relevance to the case that is independent of its bearing on credibility. Under California law, inquiry concerning prior bad acts that have not resulted in a criminal conviction is not permitted to attack the credibility of a witness. Evid. Code § 787.
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The evidence against the man accused of murdering 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts in Iowa is overwhelming – even if parts of his police confession are ruled inadmissible in court, a law enforcement source close to the case told Fox News on Tuesday.
Scientific evidence is just one tool an informed dentist uses to arrive at the best treatment decision. But with such a large volume of published studies, how do you easily find the latest evidence? This website is a great place to start your search for clinical practice guidelines, systematic reviews, and critical summaries.
Certain statements in serious felony prosecutions. Evid. Code § 1350. Kronz, Frederick (1992) “Carnap and Achinstein on Evidence” in Philosophical Studies 67: 151-167. Statements by certain persons of personal or family history. See also Evid. Code § 1310, 1311. Fed. Rules Evid. 804.
Leading questions may be allowed where, in the judge’s sound discretion, they will help to elicit the testimony of a witness who, due to tender age, incapacity, or limited intelligence, is having trouble communicating his evidence. Fed. Rules Evid. 611(c). They are also allowed when examining an adverse or hostile witness. Evid. Code § 776; Fed. Rules Evid. 611(c). Witnesses are adverse or hostile when their interests or sympathies are likely to lead them to resist testifying forthrightly or who fall into certain defined categories. Generally, an adverse party or a witness identified with an adverse party is considered hostile for the purposes of this rule. Evid. Code § 776; Fed. Rules Evid. 611(c).
Evidence is competent if the proof that is being offered meets certain traditional requirements of reliability. The preliminary showing that the evidence meets those tests, and any other prerequisites of admissibility, is called the foundational evidence. Evid. Code § 402, 403. When an objection is made that an answer to a question, a document, or a thing lacks a proper foundation, what the objector is really saying is that a showing of competence, or of another prerequisite of admissibility, has not yet been made. The modern trend in the law is to diminish the importance of the rules of competence by turning them into considerations of weight. See, e.g., Evid. Code § 700; Fed. Rules Evid. 601. The question of competence will be considered below for each category of evidence.