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Texas Rules of Evidence Handbook 2012
By Peter T. Hoffman
Update frequency: Annually
Free update period: 60 days before next edition is released
Format: Softbound portable book
Dimensions: 7.5" x 10"
Page Count: 1140
ISBN: 978-1-59839-130-5
Non-subscription price $89.00 Subscription price
The Texas Rules of Evidence Handbook provides guidance and explanations on some of evidence’s most challenging topics through in-depth commentary and substantive analysis of the Texas Rules of Evidence for both civil and criminal cases.
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- The complete text of the Texas Rules of Evidence
- Ten chapters (over 1000 pages) explaining the Texas Rules of Evidence, with detailed commentary on each rule
- Rule numbers on tabs for quick reference
- Thousands of case, rule, and secondary-source citations, including the most recent developments in the field
- Comparison between the Texas and Federal Rules of Evidence
- Comprehensive case and topic indexes
Current text of the Rules of Evidence
Article 1: General Provisions
Original Commentary by James P. Wallace Article 2: Judicial Notice
Original Commentary by Murl A. Larkin Article 3: Presumptions
Original Commentary by Murl A. Larkin Article 4: Relevancy & Its Limits
Original Commentary by Newell H. Blakely Article 5: Privileges
Original Commentary by Steven Goode and M. Michael Sharlot Article 6: Witnesses
Original Commentary by Thomas Black Article 7: Opinions & Expert Testimony
Original Commentary by John F. Sutton, Jr. Article 8: Hearsay
Original Commentary by Olin Guy Wellborn III Article 9: Authentication & Identification
Original Commentary by Blake Tartt and Jeffrey S. Wolfe Article 10: Contents of Writings, Recordings, & Photographs
Original Commentary by James J. Hippard, Sr. Appendix: Proposed Texas Rules of Evidence Case Index Topic Index
- All articles updated with the most recent developments in the field of evidence
- Analysis of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Confrontation Clause decisions in Michigan v. Bryant and Bullcoming v. New Mexico
- Discussion of the restyled Federal Rules of Evidence, effective December 1, 2011, pending approval by Congress
- Texas legislation current through the 82nd Legislature (2011) First Called Session
- Discussions of the latest Texas Court of Criminal Appeals opinions on evidentiary topics
The Texas Rules of Evidence Handbook provides guidance and explanations on some of evidence’s most challenging topics through in-depth commentary and substantive analysis of the Texas Rules of Evidence for both civil and criminal cases.
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