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When Do The Evidence Rules Apply?

September 4, 2012 by Jessica Smith

An interesting thing happened to me recently at a cocktail party. Before you get too excited let me say that this is a PG blog post! And it’s about the law! Anyway, an experienced trial lawyer (perhaps emboldened by drink?) got all up in my grill and asserted: “I know the evidence rules backwards and … Read more

Categories Evidence, Uncategorized Tags dna testing, Evidence, foster, rules of evidence 5 Comments

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