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Article III – Presumptions in Civil Cases

Article III – Presumptions in Civil Cases

Rule 301. Presumptions in Civil Cases Generally
Rule 302. Applying State Law to Presumptions in Civil Cases

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Table of Contents
Article I – General Provisions
Article II – Judicial Notice
Article III – Presumptions in Civil Cases
Article IV – Relevance and its Limits
Article V – Privileges
Article VI – Witnesses
Article VII – Opinions and Expert Testimony
Article VIII – Hearsay
Article IX – Authentication and Identification
Article X – Contents of Writings, Recordings, and Photographs
Article XI – Miscellaneous Rules

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Rule 702 – Testimony by Expert Witnesses

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