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Advanced Evidence Seminar Mr. Brian Hurley 2 credits day; 2 credits evening.
A seminar focusing upon selected problems governing the introduction of evidence in civil and criminal cases. An analysis of Federal Rules of Evidence and the proposed Rules of Evidence in Massachusetts. Each student must prepare a paper on an approved topic and the initial drafts of these papers will provide the framework for part of the seminar. Prerequisite: Evidence Enrollment is limited: 20 Elective Course Meets Civil Litigation Concentration Requirements May Fulfill Legal Writing Requirement Recommended for the Mass Bar Final Paper Required <<Course Updated: March 27, 2007>>

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