standards of proof

appellate review of evidentiary issues

abuse of discretion
personal knowledge (602)

ESSF
qualification of expert W (702)

preponderance of the evidence
authentication (901)

ESSF
questions of admissibility generally (104(a))

preponderance
conditional relevance (104(b))

ESSF
existence of conspiracy

preponderance (104(a))
present sense impression - 803(1)

ESSF that D personally perceived the matter
criminal cases - P efforts to procure W to testify

good faith standard
unavailability of W

preponderance - 104(a)
whether statement is testimonial

ToC
other crimes, wrongs, or acts - 404(b)

ESSF that D committed the uncharged conduct
exception requirements in 412(b) - sexual assault/child molestation

ESSF
habit; routine practice - 406

ESSF (governed by 401 and 403)

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standards of proof

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evidence standards

Updated

2011-04-23T03:05:46Z

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