I'm working on learning evidence for the exam. It seems to me that the hardest thing is figuring out quickly which rule applies, to then consult the language. In some cases this is easy: if a privilege is involved go to article V. In other cases this is harder. Does anyone have or know of a method for determining this? Or is this just something you get better at by practicing the application of the rules?
Thanks in advance
Evidence---> flowchart for which article applies Forum
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Hutz_and_Goodman
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kalvano
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Re: Evidence---> flowchart for which article applies
Search this forum for posts by me with "evidence short sheet" in the subject line. I've posted a short sheet before that's amazing.
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UnderrateOverachieve
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Re: Evidence---> flowchart for which article applies
Short sheet is great. Unfortunately, it does not use the new restyled language, but it is a good tool.kalvano wrote:Search this forum for posts by me with "evidence short sheet" in the subject line. I've posted a short sheet before that's amazing.
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kalvano
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Re: Evidence---> flowchart for which article applies
The restyled language is pretty meaningless. No substantive changes really, and if there are, it's noted on the sheet.
I took Evidence after the restyling and using the new language and it was not an issue.
Don't overcomplicate Evidence. It's pretty straightforward.
I took Evidence after the restyling and using the new language and it was not an issue.
Don't overcomplicate Evidence. It's pretty straightforward.
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