Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook--ONLINE



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How to handle evidence like seasoned counsel

This publication is essential for: all civil and criminal lawyers who take cases to trial

Current to: September 1, 2024

Evidentiary issues can arise at any time in your civil or criminal law case and you often need quick access to recent law and guidance on how to introduce or object to particular evidence. Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook (4th ed.) is your trial companion, offering you access to clear statements of the rules of evidence, practice pointers and strategies for leading different types of evidence, and checklists and scripts to help you in the courtroom.

With an online subscription to Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook, your firm will be able to:

  • conveniently access detailed guidance at any time and from any location, search for relevant information, and link directly to significant legislation, case law, and websites
  • understand the evidentiary proof you need in your case and spot weaknesses in the other party's case
  • better understand the rules of evidence and use them effectively in your case
  • more effectively argue for the admission or exclusion of evidence
  • confidently lead and object to evidence in a trial

Subscribe today and improve your courtroom performance! View a sample from the book!

Highlights of the 5th edition include:

  • all content current to September 1, 2024
  • a new chapter on Identification Evidence
  • analysis and discussion of significant case law including including R. v. Kruk (common sense assumptions), R. v. Schneider (hearsay), R. v. Haevischer (summary dismissal), R. v. Tayo Tompouba (language of accused), R. v. Tessier (voluntariness), R. v. Beaver (voluntariness), R. v. Tim (exclusion of evidence), R. v. Zacharias (exclusion of evidence), R. v. Samaniego (trial management), Earthco Soil Mixtures Inc. v. Pine Valley Enterprises Inc. (subsequent conduct), R. v. Brunelle (state misconduct), and CBC v. Named Person (journalistic privilege), among many others
  • revised practice points throughout the chapters

Annual subscription rates are based on firm size. A monthly payment option is available.

Online subscribers can purchase a print copy of Introducing Evidence at Trial: A British Columbia Handbook for 30% off its regular price.

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