Contributed in 2008 by Peter Tillers
Last edited in 2010 by Joel Friedman
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Many of the procedural features of proof in trials fall in the interstices between the law of evidence and the law of procedure--in the following sense: many of the features of proof at trial are not regulated either by the Federal Rules of Evidence or by federal rules of procedure; many procedural aspects of proof at trial are instead determined by common law practices and principles and also by local rules and customs.
Posted in 2008 by Peter Tillers
For an overview of proof procedure go to http://tillers.net/ev-course/materials/procedure/procedure.html and to http://tillers.net/ev-course/materials/procedure/foundationsoffersobjectionsbeta.html.
Posted in 2009 by Peter Tillers

