pattern of practice definition
Pattern and Practice evidence is admissibl e as prior similar acts of misconduct by the. defendant particularly in cases where the plaintiff is alleging a fraudulent scheme to market a. particular type of product. This type of pattern and practice evidence is most effective in proving. that there is, in fact, a common scheme to defraud consumers. It is best to take a representative. sample of the pattern and practice evidence that has been collected as a result of the customer list. Typically, five pattern and practice witnesses are allowed by most courts. different agents in differe nt of either a particular state or of the country. trial, prior to 1987, patter n and practice evidence in these areas of the law were the exception. www.beasleyallen.com Copyright Â© 2007 Beasley Allen, et al.