California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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... fact - finding process . Thus , evidence is excluded if it would prejudice the trier of fact against a party , create confusion , or otherwise tend to lead to an improper result . 100 The second reason relates to the orderly and ...
... fact - finding process . Thus , evidence is excluded if it would prejudice the trier of fact against a party , create confusion , or otherwise tend to lead to an improper result . 100 The second reason relates to the orderly and ...
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... fact is able to give hearsay only that weight to which it is entitled , the admission of all hearsay will not mislead the trier of fact . It is submitted that the rule against hearsay is not justifiable because both of these basic ...
... fact is able to give hearsay only that weight to which it is entitled , the admission of all hearsay will not mislead the trier of fact . It is submitted that the rule against hearsay is not justifiable because both of these basic ...
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... fact , has constructive notice of the fact itself in all cases in which , by prosecuting such inquiry , he might have learned such fact . ” Thus , the determination of when the client " discovers " the malprac- tice becomes a fact issue ...
... fact , has constructive notice of the fact itself in all cases in which , by prosecuting such inquiry , he might have learned such fact . ” Thus , the determination of when the client " discovers " the malprac- tice becomes a fact issue ...
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