Criminal Evidence: Principles and Cases
by Thomas Gardner, Terry Anderson
An authoritative introduction to the rules and principles that govern the admission and use of evidence in criminal trials.
About This Book
Criminal Evidence: Principles and Cases presents the foundational rules governing the admission and use of evidence in criminal proceedings.
The text examines constitutional requirements, statutory provisions, and case law that shape evidentiary decisions.
Readers explore topics such as relevance, hearsay, witness competency, and the exclusionary rule.
Illustrative cases demonstrate how courts apply these principles in practice.
The book serves students, legal professionals, and anyone seeking a clear overview of criminal evidence.
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