A practical guide to Texas evidence
Subtitle: objections, responses, rules, and practice commentary
By: Gerald Reading Powell ... [et al.]
Contributors: Powell, Gerald Reading.
Edition: 4th ed.
Publisher: National Institute for Trial Advocacy
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Louisville, CO
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781601560384
Subjects: Evidence (Law) -- Texas; Objections (Evidence) -- Texas; Evidence (Law) -- Texas -- Trial practice; Objections (Evidence) -- Texas -- Trial practice
Notes: Includes index.

"This edition reflects changes to the Texas Rules of Evidence through August 1, 2008."
Table of contents: title: Objections generally; title: Offers of proof; title: Competence to testify/generally; title: Competence/dead man's rule; title: Competence/firsthand knowledge; title: Competence/juror testimony; title: Judicial notice; title: Privileges recognized only as provided; title: Required reports; title: Lawyerclient privilege; title: Husbandwife privileges; title: Clergymanpenitent communication privilege; title: Political vote privilege; title: Trade secrets privilege; title: Identity of informer privilege; title: Physicianpatient privilege; title: Mental health information privilege; title: Voluntary disclosure; title: Compelled disclosure; title: Comment upon claim of privilege; title: Form objection/generally; title: Ambiguous questions; title: Argumentative questions; title: Repetitious questions; title: Harassing or embarrassing the witness; title: Assuming facts not in evidence; title: Compound (multifarious) questions; title: Leading questions; title: Misstating the testimony; title: Narratives; title: Refreshing present recollection; title: Nonresponsive answers; title: Relevance/generally; title: Relevance/exclusion of relevant evidence on special grounds; title: Relevance/conditional admissibility; title: Relevance/rule of optional completeness; title: Relevance/limited admissibility; title: Habit and routine practice; title: Subsequent remedial measures; title: Compromise and offers of compromise; title: Payment of medical and similar expenses; title: Guilty pleas, offers of pleas, and related statements; title: Insurance against liability; title: Collateral source rule; title: Exhibits writings generally; title: Authentication of writings; title: Exhibits/internet and electronic mail exhibits; title: Exhibits/photographs and videotapes; title: Exhibits/demonstrative; title: Exhibits/real evidence; title: Authentication of telephone conversations and voices; title: Best evidence rule; title: Lay opinion evidence; title: Expert opinion; title: Crossexamination/generally; title: Impeachment/generally; title: Impeachment by bias, interest, and improper motive; title: Impeachment by prior inconsistent statements; title: Impeachment by contradiction; title: Impeachment by character evidence: opinion and reputation; title: Impeachment by character evidence: convictions and specific instances of conduct; title: Impeachment of perception or memory; title: Character evidence/propensity rule; character as an element of a claim or defense; title: Character evidence/character of the accused party; title: Character evidence/the alleged victim of assaultive conduct; title: Character evidence/other wrongs or acts; title: Hearsay/generally; title: Hearsay within hearsay; title: Hearsay/attacking and supporting the credibility of a declarant; title: Hearsay/nonhearsay prior statements of witnesses; title: Hearsay/admissions of a party opponent; title: Hearsay/depositions; title: Hearsay exception/present sense impression; title: Hearsay exception/excited utterance; title: Hearsay exception/state of mind; title: Hearsay exception/then existing physical condition; title: Hearsay exception/statements for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment; title: Hearsay exception/recorded recollection; title: Hearsay exception/records of regularly conducted activity business records; title: Hearsay exception/absence of entry in business records; title: Hearsay exception/public records and reports; title: Hearsay exception/absence of public record or entry; title: Hearsay exception/records of vital statistics; title: Hearsay exception/records of religious organizations; title: Hearsay exception/marriage, baptismal, and similar certificates; title: Hearsay exception/family records; title: Hearsay exception/records of documents affecting an interest in property; title: Hearsay exception/statements in documents affecting an interest in property; title: Hearsay exception/statements in ancient documents; title: Hearsay exception/market reports and commercial publications; title: Hearsay exception/learned treatises; title: Hearsay exception/reputation concerning personal or family history; title: Hearsay exception/reputation concerning boundaries or general history; title: Hearsay exception/reputation as to character; title: Hearsay exception/judgment of previous conviction; title: Hearsay exception/judgment as to personal, family, or general history, or boundaries; title: Hearsay exception/statement against interest; title: Hearsay exception/requirement of unavailability; title: Hearsay exception/former testimony; title: Hearsay exception/statement under belief of impending death; title: Hearsay exception/statement of personal or family history.