California Guide to Criminal Evidence

Chapter 4 - §4. Attorney-client privilege
Table of Laws and Rules
Chapter 2 - §10. Lay opinion
Chapter 3 - §19. Exception—Dying declaration
Chapter 5 - D. Sixth Amendment—Right to Counsel
Chapter 5 - §3. Right of confrontation & out-of-court statements
Chapter 6 - CHAPTER 6 Discretionary Exclusion Under Evid. C. §352
Chapter 3 - §18. Exception—Contemporaneous statement
Chapter 5 - §5. Appellate review
Chapter 3 - §10. Exception—Declaration against interest
Chapter 5 - §4. Joint trials & right of confrontation
Chapter 6 - §4. Raising objection under §352
Chapter 3 - §8. Exception—Coconspirator's admission
Chapter 3 - CHAPTER 3 Hearsay
Chapter 2 - §9. Jury views
Index
Chapter 3 - §15. Exception—Statement of identification
Chapter 5 - §4. Procedure for excluding evidence
Chapter 3 - §4. Proceedings permitting hearsay evidence
Chapter 2 - §4. Demonstrative evidence
Chapter 2 - §13. Judicial notice
Chapter 2 - §5. Photographs & recordings
Chapter 7 - §1. Preliminary fact defined
Chapter 5 - §5. Procedure for excluding evidence
Chapter 4 - A. Character & Related Evidence
Chapter 2 - §8. Computer-generated animation & simulations
Chapter 3 - §3. Exception—Statement of past condition
Chapter 3 - §2. Exception—Statement of then-existing condition
Chapter 1 - §3. Limits & exceptions to admissibility
Chapter 4 - §14. Human-trafficking caseworker-victim privilege
Chapter 2 - §7. Experimental evidence
Chapter 2 - §11. Expert opinion
Chapter 5 - §2. Elements for exclusion
Chapter 2 - §3. Real evidence
Chapter 4 - §12. Sexual-assault counselor-victim privilege
Chapter 5 - §4. Evidence subject to exclusion under Miranda
Chapter 3 - §23. Special hearsay exceptions in criminal proceedings
Chapter 5 - §2. Elements for exclusion
Chapter 3 - §21. Exception—Official record
Chapter 5 - §5. Appellate review
Chapter 3 - §1. Overview
Chapter 1 - §5. Raising objection to relevance
Chapter 2 - §1. Testimony.
Chapter 2 - CHAPTER 2 Foundation
Chapter 4 - §1. Overview
Chapter 8 - §1. Burdens
Chapter 6 - §3. Application to specific evidence
Chapter 4 - §2. Character evidence offered to attack or support witness credibility
Chapter 6 - §1. Overview
Chapter 4 - §3. Specific types of impeachment evidence
Chapter 3 - §6. Exception—Party's adoptive admission
Chapter 4 - §7. Official-information privilege
Chapter 5 - §2. Components of right of confrontation
Chapter 5 - §6. Appellate review
Chapter 3 - §5. Exception—Party's own admission
Chapter 4 - §11. Clergy-penitent privilege
Chapter 5 - §1. Overview
Table of Cases null
Chapter 1 - CHAPTER 1 Relevance
Chapter 3 - §4. Exception—Statement of child-abuse victim
Appendix II Evidence Code
Chapter 4 - §5. Character evidence offered to prove ultimate fact in dispute
Chapter 4 - §13. Domestic-violence counselor-victim privilege
Chapter 4 - §1. Overview
Chapter 4 - §1. Overview
Chapter 5 - §2. Elements for exclusion
Chapter 5 - §6. Procedure for excluding evidence
Chapter 3 - §11. Exception—Sworn statement relevant to gang-related crime
Chapter 1 - §1. What is considered evidence
Chapter 5 - §2. Elements for exclusion
Chapter 3 - A. Hearsay Rule
Chapter 6 - §2. Balancing test
Chapter 4 - §4. Character evidence of other acts offered for nonpropensity purposes
Front Matter
Chapter 5 - §5. Evidence subject to exclusion under right of confrontation
Chapter 5 - §5. Procedure for excluding evidence
Chapter 5 - A. Fourth Amendment—Search & Seizure
Chapter 3 - §20. Exception—Business record
Chapter 4 - §3. Privilege against self-incrimination
Chapter 3 - §13. Exception—Prior consistent statement
Chapter 5 - §4. Evidence subject to exclusion under Fourth Amendment
Chapter 4 - C. Privileges
Chapter 5 - §4. Procedure for excluding evidence
Chapter 1 - §6. Appellate review
Chapter 6 - §5. Ruling
Chapter 5 - CHAPTER 5 Exclusion of Evidence on Constitutional Grounds
Chapter 4 - §2. Defendant's testimonial privilege
Chapter 3 - §1. Overview
Chapter 5 - §6. Appellate review
Chapter 3 - §17. Exception—Spontaneous statement
Chapter 3 - §7. Exception—Party's authorized admission
Chapter 7 - §2. General procedure
Chapter 8 - §2. Presumptions
Chapter 5 - C. Fifth Amendment—Miranda
Chapter 5 - §3. Evidence subject to exclusion for involuntariness
Chapter 5 - §3. Exceptions to warrant requirement
Chapter 4 - §7. Syndrome evidence offered to explain behavior
Chapter 5 - §1. Overview
Chapter 2 - §12. Conditional examinations
Chapter 5 - B. Fifth Amendment—Voluntariness of Statements
Chapter 5 - §3. Exceptions to Miranda
Chapter 3 - B. Exceptions to Hearsay Rule
Appendix I Charts
Chapter 6 - §6. Appellate review
Chapter 5 - §1. Overview
Chapter 3 - §14. Exception—Past recollection recorded
Chapter 4 - §2. Scope & limits of impeachment & rehabilitation
Chapter 4 - §3. Character evidence offered to prove propensity
Chapter 5 - E. Sixth Amendment—Right of Confrontation
Chapter 2 - §2. Writings
Chapter 7 - CHAPTER 7 Preliminary Fact Determinations
Chapter 5 - §7. Appellate review
Chapter 3 - §16. Exception—Former testimony
Chapter 4 - §8. Informant privilege
Chapter 3 - §22. Exception—Rule of completeness
Chapter 5 - §1. Overview
Chapter 2 - §6. Maps, diagrams & charts
Chapter 4 - §6. Profile evidence offered against defendant
Chapter 5 - §1. Overview
Chapter 3 - §3. Characterization of hearsay evidence
Chapter 4 - §9. Spousal privileges
Chapter 4 - §5. Work-product privilege
Chapter 4 - B. Impeachment & Rehabilitation of Witnesses
Chapter 4 - §4. Impeaching specific witnesses
Chapter 4 - CHAPTER 4 Statutory Limits on Particular Evidence
Chapter 5 - §3. Evidence subject to exclusion under right to counsel
Chapter 1 - §2. When is evidence relevant
Chapter 4 - §6. Officer-records privilege
Chapter 1 - §4. Relevance of specific evidence
Chapter 7 - §3. Types of preliminary fact determinations
Chapter 3 - §12. Exception—Prior inconsistent statement
Chapter 4 - §10. Psychotherapist-patient privilege
Chapter 8 - CHAPTER 8 Burdens & Presumptions
Chapter 3 - §2. Steps for conducting hearsay analysis
Chapter 3 - §9. Exception—Child's corroboration of confession to sexual abuse