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Law 6010 - Fall 2013

Andrea A. Curcio

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Office: 430
Phone: 404-413-9157
Professor: Andrea A. Curcio Class Times: MW, 8:40 am - 10:20 am
Syllabus: Syllabus | Location: Room 675
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Course Description

Evidence. Explores the rules for fact finding in the judicial process, with particular emphasis on the federal rules of evidence. Topics covered include judicial notice, real and demonstrative evidence, relevance, authentication, competence and examination of witnesses, impeachment, expert testimony, hearsay, privileges, and burdens of proof.

Textbooks

Title (ed.) Author / Publisher / ISBN Availability
Courtroom Evidence Handbook, 2013-2014 Student Edition (2013-2014) Goode / West / #9780314288332 GSU Bookstore
Law Library
Evidence: the Objection Method (4th) Prater / Lexis Nexis / #9781422495384 GSU Bookstore
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Syllabus

Updated: August 8, 2013, 1:19 pm - File download file
The syllabus notes that you must complete hypo problems.  Those are posted on TWEN.  You must register for TWEN for this class before the first class.

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