Hawaii Rules of Evidence Handbook
John Barkai
Abstract
John Barkai
Abstract
This handbook is a complete copy of the Hawaii Rules of Evidence (HRE), and it also contains a series of short appendices: 1) The history of the rules of evidence and restyling efforts, 2) Case law diversions from the language of the rules, 3) Differences between the Hawaii Rules of Evidence and the Federal Rules of Evidence, and 4) A list of Hawaii Rules of Evidence that do not appear in the Federal Rules.
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This handbook is a complete copy of the Hawaii Rules of Evidence (HRE), and it also contains a series of short appendices: 1) The history of the rules of evidence and restyling efforts, 2) Case law diversions from the language of the rules, 3) Differences between the Hawaii Rules of Evidence and the Federal Rules of Evidence, and 4) A list of Hawaii Rules of Evidence that do not appear in the Federal Rules.
Key concepts: Federal Rules of Evidence, Rules of evidence, Documentary evidence, History, Law, Political science