Sentences with phrase «current rules of evidence»

[71] The common law, upon which our current rules of evidence are founded, recognized a variety of rules governing the capacity to testify in different circumstances.

Not exact matches

Despite the strong evidence for a maritime spread of farming, she says, the current data can not rule out the possibility that the spread of agriculture to Europe had «multiple origins,» including overland routes.

The removal of the current IHG Rewards card from the Chase website is more than enough evidence that change is coming so, if you want the current version of the IHG Rewards card (which isn't subject to Chase's 5/24 rule), apply as soon as you can because your chances to do so are disappearing quickly.

«We do not rule out the natural forcings at work,» he said, «but there isn't enough quantitative evidence to say that natural forcings are the dominant cause of current climate change.»

Perhaps the most significant rule change in the USPTO's current final rule changes is the ability of patent owners to submit testimonial evidence, such as expert declarations, in their preliminary response to a petition for AIA review.

Last year, the Supreme Judicial Court appointed an advisory committee to draft a guide to evidence law, directing the committee «to assemble the current law in one easily usable document, along the lines of the Federal Rules of Evidenceevidence law, directing the committee «to assemble the current law in one easily usable document, along the lines of the Federal Rules of EvidenceEvidence.»

The authors say — correctly --(page 111) that the purpose of both authentication and best evidence rules are «interwoven to the point of being interdependent» — but do not share my own current view that the best evidence label adds no value, only distraction.

An affidavit or affidavits setting out the evidence on which the allegations in the Notice of Child Abuse, Family Violence or Risk of Family Violence (Current Case) are based (Rule 2.04 D (1)(a)-RRB-.

The note to section 59 of the Evidence Act 1995 (Cth) refers to the current section 72 exception to the hearsay rule for contemporaneous statements about a person's health.

The current application of the Evidence Act, without exceptions to the hearsay and opinion rules, has been particularly problematic for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples claiming native title.

manager of a real estate firm shall supply evidence satisfactory to the Membership Committee that he / she is actively engaged in the real estate profession, and maintains a current, valid real estate broker's or salesperson's license or is licensed or certified by an appropriate state regulatory agency to engage in the appraisal of real property, has a place of business within the state or a state contiguous thereto (unless a secondary member), has no record of recent or pending bankruptcy *, has no record of official sanctions involving unprofessional conduct **, agrees to complete a course of instruction covering the Bylaws and Rules and Regulations of the Association, the Bylaws of the State Association, and the Constitution and Bylaws and Code of Ethics of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OR REALTORS ®, and shall agree that if elected to membership, He / she will abide by such Constitution, Bylaws, Rules and Regulations, and the Code of Ethics.

The court ruled that «the Tribunal will hear evidence about RS's view of how it will operate a virtual office over the current Internet and of the difficulties caused by the MLS Restrictions.»