Evidence

Ⅰ. RELEVANCE
A. BASIC PRINCIPLES
B. Plicy Based Exclusions
C. Character Evidence
D. Defendant's Other Crimes for Non-Character Purpose
E. Other Sexual Misconduct to Show Defendant's Propensity
F. Similar Occurrences

Ⅱ. AUTHENTICATION OF WRITINGS (FRE 901)
A. Methods of Authenticating Writings:
B. Self-Authenticating Documents
C. Authentication of Photographs
D. Authentication of X-Ray Pictures, Electrocardiograms, Etc.
E. Compare-Authentication of Oral Statements
F. The Admissibility of Polygraph Test (거짓말 탐지기)
G. The Grand Jury

Ⅲ. BEST EVIDENCE
A. OVERVIEW
B. QUESTION #1: When does the Best Evidence Rule Apply?
C. QUESTION #2: What Qualifies as the "Original Writing"?
D. QUESTION #3: When will Non-production of the Original be Excused?
E. "Escapes" from the Requirements of the Best Evidence Rule

Ⅳ. WITNESSES
A. Competency of Witness, In General (whether or not Witness is allowed to testify at all)
B. "Dead Man's Statute" (from old common law rule)
C. From of Testimony: Leading Questions (FRE 611)
D. Writings in Aid of Oral Testimony
E. Opinion Testimony:
F. Cross-Examination
G. Credibility and Impeachment, In General
H. Impeachment Methods

Ⅴ. Rehabilitation (when can you do it? & How can you do it?)
1. Timing (when)
2. Methods of Rehabilitation (how to rehabilitate?)

Ⅵ. PRIVILEGES (FRE 501)
A. Attorney-Client Privilege
B. Physician-Patient Privilege
C. Spousal Privileres

Ⅶ. HEARSAY
A. Defining Hearsay (FRE 801)
B. Non-Hearsay Statements (identify the hearsay)
C. The Four Principal Categories of Non-Hearsay Purposes
D. Prior Statements of Trial Witness (in court):
E. The Top Ten hearsay Exceptions to Know for the Bar Exam

Ⅷ. JUDICIAL NOTICE
A. JUDICIAL NOTICE OF FACT
B. JUDICIAL NOTICE OF LAW-MANDATORY OR PERMISSIVE

Ⅸ. PROCEDUAL CONSIDERATIONS
A. BURDENS OF PROOF
B. PRESUMPTION