Currently, the Federal Rules of Evidence assume that earnestly given testimony can be relied upon to be true in most situations, so long as that testimony is not inadmissible hearsay.

[on] these new rules of evidence, in essence, that the Supreme Court just conjured up out of thin air, and will be applying ...

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a Texas man on death row can bring a federal civil rights claim to challenge the ...

Highlights. Proposed amendments to federal rules of evidence address authentication of evidence generated by artificial intelligence (AI) If an AI output is offered as evidence, and that type of ...

Colorado Rule of Evidence 1002 tweaks this concept slightly, providing only that, “To prove the content of a writing, recording, or photograph, the original writing, recording, or photograph is ...

A case before the 11th Circuit could decide whether rules must be based in evidence or can just spring from bureaucrats' ...

Maine, Unbound by the Rules of Evidence, Relies on ‘Hearsay’ To Disqualify the 45th President From a Place on the State’s Ballot in 2024. The frontrunner for the Republican nomination for president is ...

Exceptions to the rule against hearsay. The authentication of foreign public documents and records. The introduction at a hearing or trial of translations of evidence obtained from a foreign country.

The best-evidence rule applies only if an "original" exists, but Pavliv's testimony established that the Snapchat communication, as was customary, was automatically deleted.

Supreme Court Just Set New Rules of Evidence 'Out of Thin Air'—Attorney. Published Jul 04, 2024 at 6:09 PM EDT Updated Jul 05, 2024 at 11:31 AM EDT. By .