South Carolina Evidence Handbook Annotated, 17th Edition Out of Stock

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Principal Author: Justin S. Kahn, Esquire

©2023

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Do you want an edge in understanding the intricacies of evidence rules and laws in South Carolina? Then, look no further than the South Carolina Rules of Evidence Annotated – your ultimate companion for litigation and evidentiary issues. 

With more than 370 pages and annotations current through July 5, 2023, the book contains the complete text of the South Carolina Rules of Evidence, accompanied by official comments, relevant United States and South Carolina Constitutional provisions, select South Carolina evidentiary statutes, and the latest updates to the Federal Rules of Evidence. With all these provisions, this book offers a comprehensive view of the evidentiary rules that govern your case, and with annotation containing direct quotes from the South Carolina Appellate courts the user can see how the rules have been interpreted in actual practice. South Carolina Rules of Evidence Annotated is the perfect companion for research, trial preparation, and building a solid case strategy. 

Whether you’re preparing for trial or in the middle of a heated courtroom battle, every second counts, and access to instant, reliable information is paramount. This book provides you with a one-stop reference point for grasping the Rules of Evidence and the invaluable insights our appellate courts bring. 

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Summary of Contents:

·         South Carolina Rules of Evidence Annotated

·         Relevant United States and South Carolina Constitutional Provisions

·         Relevant South Carolina Statutes

·         Federal Rules of Evidence

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