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Since August 2004 Vol. 1, No. 1

Federal Evidence Review (Subscription)

Coverage since Volume 1, No.1 (Aug. 2004)

Total New Cases Reviewed: 3009+

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• SCOTUSblog.com: On "Maryland v. King, Monday’s five-to-four decision ... which ... authorizes the collection of DNA samples.... Coverage comes from the editors at Federal Evidence Review...." * * * "The editors at Federal Evidence Review cover another opinion released on Monday: the Court’s summary reversal in Nevada v. Jackson ...."
• SCOTUSblog.com: "In yesterday’s first opinion, Smith v. United States, a unanimous Court (in an opinion by Justice Scalia) held that a defendant bears the burden of proof of withdrawal from a conspiracy. At the Federal Evidence Review, the Editor’s Blog has an extensive analysis of the opinion, which the Associated Press (via The Huffington Post) also covers."
• SCOTUSblog.com: The blog of the Federal Evidence Review reports on last Monday’s decision in Salinas v. Texas ...."
• ABA Journal: As listed in the ABA Blawgs Directory
• Law Librarian Blog - "The Federal Evidence Review is no fly by night effort. It has been around for some time now and has established an excellent reputation for being a very dependable, expertise-driven resource."
• The Volokh Conspiracy - "...thanks to FederalEvidence.com, and with hyperlinks from rule to rule, as well as to the statutory history of each rule.""
• SCOTUSblog.com - "Federal Evidence Review takes a close look at Monday’s argument in Southern Union Co. v. United States."
• SCOTUSblog.com - "The Federal Evidence Review discusses Perry v. New Hampshire and the role of jury instructions regarding the fallibility of eyewitness identification."
• SCOTUSblog.com - "[I]n the Confrontation Clause case [Williams v. Illinois]... Federal Evidence Review posted both a preview and review"
• Civil Procedure Prof Blog- "This [FRE 502] article [by the Federal Evidence Review] also includes key links and is a great resource for learning more about this new legislation"
• InSITE:Cornell Law Library- "Overall the [Federal Evidence] blog provides the busy litigator with an excellent resource with which to stay current on developments in the rules of evidence."
• Inside Track - State Bar of Wisconsin - "The Federal Evidence Review blog is another place that attempts to consolidate jury instructions, both according to circuit and subject matter."
• National Institute of Military Justice BLOG-CAAFLOG - "The ever excellent Federal Evidence Review has this nice summary and analysis" of White v. Illinois; Courtesy of FederalEvidence.com "here is their list of potential significant evidence issues affecting criminal cases this coming year."
• Law Librarian Blog - "Check out the very good Federal Evidence Blog"
• Evidence Prof Blog - Notes that the Federal Evidence Review "nicely summarized" the implications of FRE 502
• Internet Legal Research Weekly / Inter Alia: an internet legal weblog - Noted as a Blawg of the Week (Sept. 9, 2008)
• Indiana Civil & Business Lawyer - The Federal Evidence Review Blog "actually is very helpful for those times I get into federal court"
• EDD: Issues, Law, and Solutions - Notes that the Federal Evidence Review assessed reasons for lack of FRE 502 waiver provision
• Montana Personal Injury & Civil Litigation Blog - On FRE 502 the "Federal Evidence Review has posted an outstanding analysis"
• Drug and Device Law: Interesting Stuff On The Web - Notes the Federal Evidence Blog's coverage of FRE 502
• Hofstra School of Law, Deane Law Library, Virtual Library Cat's Eye View - - Noting that on newly adopted FRE 502, "For the text of the rule, discussion/analysis and important links such as the "Statement of Congressional Intent", check out the Federal Evidence Review."
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