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A Brief Overview of the Proposed New Georgia Rules of Evidence

Paul S. Milich

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Following this introduction is an overview prepared by Professor Paul S. Milich of the significant changes from the current Georgia Rules of Evidence to the New Georgia Rules of Evidence, which would occur under the proposed Rules of Evidence being put forward by the Evidence Study Committee

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Following this introduction is an overview prepared by Professor Paul S. Milich of the significant changes from the current Georgia Rules of Evidence to the New Georgia Rules of Evidence, which would occur under the proposed Rules of Evidence being put forward by the Evidence Study Committee

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Following this introduction is an overview prepared by Professor Paul S. Milich of the significant changes from the current Georgia Rules of Evidence to the New Georgia Rules of Evidence, which would occur under the proposed Rules of Evidence being put forward by the Evidence Study Committee

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