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ChapterⅠ. GENERAL CONCEPTS3

Burden of Proof3

Intent in Criminal Cases6

Admissibility10

Presumptions12

Judicial Notice23

ChapterⅡ. WITNESSES27

Definition27

Competency of Witnesses27

Credibility35

Impeachment37

Expert and Opinion Testimony46

ChapterⅢ. PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION51

History51

Scope54

When Privilege Is Inapplicable57

How Privilege Is Invoked57

Privilege Is Personal59

Third Party Witnesses， and Defendants64

Waiver of Privilege-Details68

Immunity68

Perjury69

Records in Possession of Others70

Nontestimonial Evidence72

ChapterⅣ. WARNING AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION78

When Required-Miranda Doctrine78

Nature of Warning81

Custody88

Deprivation of Freedom of Action92

Questioning Initiated by Law Enforcement Officer101

Waiver103

ChapterⅤ. PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS112

Husband-Wife Privilege114

Attorney-Client Privilege125

Accountant-Client Privilege134

Physician-Patient Privilege135

Patient-Psychotherapist and Related Privileges137

Clergyman-Penitent Privilege139

Government-Informant Privilege142

Other Privileged Relationships144

ChapterⅥ. HEARSAY145

Definition145

Admissibility of Hearsay Evidence148

Table of Contents for Hearsay Exceptions150

Prior Statements Not Hearsay152

Exceptions To Hearsay Rule157

ChapterⅦ. ADMISSIONS AND CONFESSIONS188

Admissions188

Confessions195

ChapterⅧ. ENTRAPMENT221

Defition221

Theory221

Development of Law221

Summary of General Principles237

ChapterⅨ. ARREST， SEARCH， AND SEIZURE240

Arrest240

Stop and Frisk248

Search and Seizure251

ChapterⅩ. DOCUMENTARY AND REAL EVIDENCE280

Documentary Evidence280

Real Evidence295

Demonstrations， Experiments， Tests， and Comparisons299

ChapterⅪ. LEGAL RESEARCH311

Use of Table of Contents311

Use of Index313

Bring Your Research Up To Date313

Pinpointing the Research Process313

Computer-Assisted Legal Research330