Sentences with phrase «shared rules of evidence»

They have some similar features in that they involve trials, many shared rules of evidence, the thrill of cross examination and defense lawyers.

Not exact matches

There's the need to reform the state's bail rules to stop the routine incarceration of less affluent people before they've even been tried, and to require more timely sharing of evidence with defense attorneys in criminal cases.
Evidence of this may be that there are just two rules for people sharing the park with their dogs: 1) pick up after your pet, and 2) dogs must be on a leash.
After the execution, the ABA completely reformed court rules, including requiring the sharing of evidence with defense counsels and elimination of cameras in court (until recently) and labeling suspects guilty to the press before trial.
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.
[See also, e.g., s. 53.03 (2.1) Rules of Civil Procedure, RRO 1990, Reg 194; compare Form 25 Alberta Rules of Court, Rule 5.34] Treating physicians, on the other hand, often have crucial evidence to share and their opinions are highly valued but they sometimes struggle with the technical requirements of the rules of cRules of Civil Procedure, RRO 1990, Reg 194; compare Form 25 Alberta Rules of Court, Rule 5.34] Treating physicians, on the other hand, often have crucial evidence to share and their opinions are highly valued but they sometimes struggle with the technical requirements of the rules of cRules of Court, Rule 5.34] Treating physicians, on the other hand, often have crucial evidence to share and their opinions are highly valued but they sometimes struggle with the technical requirements of the rules of crules of court.
It took five separate rulings and hundreds of dense pages of balancing tests, analysis and orders just to figure out what electronic evidence was discoverable; how the cost of retrieving, copying and distributing electronic records should be shared among parties; and whether sanctions should be imposed for failing to produce evidence.
Were it otherwise, discovery productions could be shared widely and routinely with persons not involved in the civil case, and with impunity, thereby undermining the privacy of such documents and the purpose of the deemed undertaking rule which is to prevent the collateral use of confidential evidence and information.
Although evidentiary rules of all share the purpose of ensuring a fair trial based on solid evidence, they each play a different role in achieving that goal by ensuring that a guilty verdict is only based on accurate and credible evidence presented at a fair trial.
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