Essays on procedure and evidence.
By: Edited by Thomas G. Roady, Jr., and Robert N. Covington.
Contributors: Covington, Robert N.
Publisher: Vanderbilt University Press
Published: 1961
Place of publication: Nashville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
Subjects: Morgan, Edmund Morris, -- 1878-1966.; Evidence (Law) -- United States.; Procedure (Law) -- United States.
Other titles: Procedure and evidence.; Essays on procedure and evidence (Online)
Notes: In honor of Edmund Morris Morgan.

"Published works of E. M. Morgan":  p. xxv-xxix.

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Table of contents: value: Practical difficulties impeding reform in the law of evidence, by E. M. Morgan.; value: The hearsay system: around and through the thicket, by J. M. Maguire.; value: Judicial notice: excerpts relating to the Morgan-Wigmore controversy, by J. T. McNaughton.; value: The moment of truth: probability theory and standards of proof, by V. C. Ball.; value: Routine bifurcation of jury negligence trials: an example of the questionable use of rule making power, by J. B. Weinstein.; value: Vicarious admissions and the uniform rules, by J. F. Falknor.; value: Hickman v. Jencks: jurisprudence of the adversary system, by E. W. Cleary.; value: Rochin and Breithaupt in context, by J. R. Richardson.; value: The objective and function of the complaint: common law, codes, Federal rules, by F. James, Jr.; value: The theory of criminal discovery and the practice of criminal law, by D. W. Louisell.; value: The next step: uniform rules for the courts of appeals, by M. D. Green.; value: Federal jurisdiction in personam of corporations and due process, by T. F. Green, Jr.; value: The origin of the Sacco-Vanzetti case, by T. O'Connor.