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Evidence for Paralegals, Fifth Edition

Joelyn D. Marlowe

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  • ISBN: 9780735590137

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    Page Count 368
    Published 08/17/2015
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    Detailed Table of Contents (PDF Download)

    Contents
    Foreword
    Acknowledgments

    Chapter 1 Introduction
    Chapter 2 Relevance
    Chapter 3 Character
    Chapter 4 Habit and Modus Operandi
    Chapter 5 Witnesses and Competency
    Chapter 6 Impeachment
    Chapter 7 Lay and Expert Opinions
    Chapter 8 Settlement, Negotiation, and Remedial Measures
    Chapter 9 Hearsay
    Chapter 10 Hearsay Exceptions
    Chapter 11 Authentication, Identification, and Exhibits
    Chapter 12 Constitutional Constraints on the Admissibility of Evidence
    Chapter 13 Common Law Privileges
    Appendix A Federal Rules of Evidence

    Glossary
    Index

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    Joelyn D. Marlowe

    Joelyn D. Marlowe has been a career prosecutor for more than twenty years. She began prosecuting misdemeanor crimes at the Tucson City Prosecutor’s Office as an intern while still in law school. Thereafter, at the Pima County Attorney’s Office in Tucson, she prosecuted felony offenses and specialized in prosecuting child and adult sexual abuse cases. She currently is an Assistant United States Attorney at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Arizona in Tucson where she has dedicated the greater part of her legal career to prosecuting federal crimes.
    Her first career was teaching research and essay writing to collegebound students in a Nebraska high school. Thus, once she became an attorney, it was no surprise that she endeavored to combine her legal knowledge and experience with her teaching skills. Accordingly, for many years, Joelyn simultaneously maintained a part-time position as an adjunct professor at Pima Community College where she taught the Federal Rules of Evidence to paralegal students. She employed her unique sense of humor, her love of the substantive law embodied in the rules of evidence, and her experience in the courtroom to enhance her students’ appreciation and understanding of evidentiary law. When she is not working, Joelyn often spends her free time traveling the world. Her special love and seemingly second home is in a small countryside village in Tuscany, Italy.

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