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Character Evidence

By Baker Associates

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Evidentiary rules are one of the more difficult aspects of law practice to master. In fact, case after case has proven that when defendants decide to go ahead with a case pro se (representing themselves), evidentiary issues present such defendants the most problems and seems to be where they make the most mistakes at trial. Our next few blogs will pick out a few key evidentiary issues in order to show how perplexing they can be and why a defendant may want to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to represent them at trial so they do not have to bother themselves with trying to master such topics. One confusing area of evidence is character evidence. In this blog, we will only discuss character evidence as it pertains to criminal cases since this is in fact a criminal law blog...continue to full post

Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on July 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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