Evidence Law
Every module follows the same shape: visualize the doctrine, drill it, then apply it through a real case scenario — no passive video lectures, no AI-generated answers, just structured, interactive exercises you can revisit as many times as you need. This course is part of the All-Access Membership.
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1. Relevance, Character Evidence & Other Bad Acts
Rules 401-403, the character evidence prohibition and its exceptions, and Rule 404(b) other-acts evidence.
2. Hearsay: Definition, Non-Hearsay & Exemptions
What counts as hearsay, statements that aren't hearsay at all, and the exemptions for opposing party statements and prior statements.
3. Hearsay Exceptions
Present sense impression, excited utterance, business records, and the exceptions requiring an unavailable declarant.
4. Witnesses, Impeachment & Expert Testimony
Competency, personal knowledge, impeachment methods, and expert testimony under Daubert.
5. Privileges, Authentication & the Best Evidence Rule
Attorney-client and other privileges, authenticating evidence, and the original writing requirement.
Capstone: The Full Case
One integrated scenario requiring all 5 modules together — the way a real trial actually unfolds.
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The Bar Exam Codex has Evidence Law micro-drills, error-spotting, rule-tree flowcharts, essay sprints, and distractor analysis, all built on this same doctrine.
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