Federal Rules of Evidence Flowchart? Forum

[agentcom]

Anyone know of a good one?

I'd prefer something editable (Word). I'd also like something fairly comprehensive that includes reference to advisory committee notes.

Of course, ease of use is also a consideration.

Is this out there?

You can PM me if you have something that you're willing to share with me and not the general public.

Thanks!

edited: to put a question mark at the end of the title. Judging by the 71 views and no replies, I am guessing that people are looking at this thinking that I posted one.

[agentcom]

Unashamedly bumping my own post in hopes of a reply. Maybe I don't know how to use google, but my searches are returning nothing.

[JetstoRJC]

(Edit - Nevermind...thought I had a flowchart but I don't.)

[dougroberts]

You are going to be hard pressed to find one that includes all that information, particularly the Advisory Committee notes. The flowcharts out there, including the ones I made last semester, are more basic for quick referencing.

[kurla88]

If you pm me your email I'll send you the stuff I made... only have them in pdf, and no references to ACN, however.

[agentcom]

Thanks for the help!

[tome]

Get the free Westlaw or Lexis copy of the rules, tag each one (rules 1-11), and learn it cold. Worked for me.

[jayman]

anyone have a flowchart they can share?

Finding exceptions to hearsay easy to learn, but having a hard time answering threshold questions about whether something is or is not hearsay. Any suggestions that can help clear this up?

TIA.