Tag: Federal Rules of Evidence

Marital Communications: Not as “Privileged” as One Might Think

By: Anthony Aceto While the adoption and incorporation of new technology into judicial proceedings has been slow, it has nonetheless infrequently evolved to meet changing circumstances.  Zoom hearings, eDiscovery, and service by electronic communication are all new developments which serve to expedite the judicial process and show that it is not only Luddites who control… Read More Marital Communications: Not as “Privileged” as One Might Think

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Survival of the Fittest: The Doctrine of Hearsay Under The Federal Rules of Evidence v. Social Media and Networking Technology

POSTED BY Veronica C. LaClair It is a concept as foundational and intuitive as science itself:  survival of the fittest.  In order to survive one must learn to adapt and evolve within a changing world.  Darwin’s principle does not just hold true for the evolution of species, but has a strong correlation to the evolution… Read More Survival of the Fittest: The Doctrine of Hearsay Under The Federal Rules of Evidence v. Social Media and Networking Technology

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