This practitioners' manual provides the complete text, circuit-bycircuit analysis, descriptions of all major cases, legislative history, and commentary for each Rule of the Federal Rules of Evidence.
Cheshire, Fifoot and Furmston's Law of Contract
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Sources of English Legal History: Law, History and Society in England and Wales 1750-1950
Connecticut Trial Evidence Notebook
Street on Torts
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Maryland Family Law
Illinois Criminal Defense Motions
Remedies for Torts and Breach of Contract
Evidence in Malaysia and Singapore: Cases, Materials, and Commentary
Rhode Island Actions and Remedies: Tort Law
Alabama Tort Law Handbook
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Virginia Rules Annotated, 1993
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