NY Bar Exam · Evidence

Evidence for the New York Bar Exam

Rules of evidence and admissibility

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What You'll Study in Evidence

Relevance
Character Evidence
Hearsay
Hearsay Exceptions
Confrontation
Privileges
Impeachment
Opinion Testimony
Documentary Evidence
Judicial Notice
Policy Exclusions
Examination of Witnesses
Privilege
Expert Testimony
Witness Competency
Damages Proof
Expert Evidence
Rehabilitation
Admissions & Preclusion
Authentication
Demonstrative & Real Evidence
Hearsay (Special Doctrines)
Identification Evidence
Impeachment (Prior Testimony)
Trial Inferences
Witness Examination

Sample Evidence Questions

1What is the definition of relevance under New York law?
2What is the discretionary exclusion of evidence under New York law?
3What is the rule against character evidence in civil cases under New York law?

What You'll Master

Master hearsay definition and all exceptions
Learn character evidence rules (civil vs. criminal)
Memorize relevance and prejudice balancing
Understand witness competency and impeachment
Nail privileges (attorney-client, spousal, etc.)
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Evidence for New York Bar Exam FAQ

How many hearsay exceptions do the flashcards cover?
We cover all testable hearsay exceptions under FRE 803 (declarant availability immaterial) and 804 (declarant unavailable), plus the residual exception and hearsay within hearsay.
Are character evidence rules clearly explained?
Yes. Character evidence rules differ in civil vs. criminal cases and for different purposes. Our flashcards clearly distinguish when character evidence is admissible and in what form.
Do you cover the Federal Rules of Evidence?
Yes. Our Evidence flashcards are based on the Federal Rules of Evidence, which is what the bar exam tests.
How do flashcards help with Evidence analysis?
Evidence questions require quick rule identification. Our spaced repetition drills help you instantly recognize hearsay, know which exception might apply, and recall privilege requirements.

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