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There is a newer version of the Kansas Statutes. View our newest version here. 2011 Kansas Code. Chapter 60. - PROCEDURE, CIVIL. Article 4. - RULES OF EVIDENCE. 60-401 Definitions. 60-402 Scope of rules. 60-403 Exclusionary rules not to apply to undisputed matter. 60-404 Effect of erroneous admission of evidence.
- 60-436 Identity of Informer
60-436 Identity of Informer - RULES OF EVIDENCE :: 2011...
- 60-402 Scope of Rules
60-402 Scope of Rules - RULES OF EVIDENCE :: 2011 Kansas...
- 60-401 Definitions
Article 4. - RULES OF EVIDENCE 60-401 Definitions. 60-401....
- 60-451 Subsequent Remedial Conduct
60-451 Subsequent Remedial Conduct - RULES OF EVIDENCE ::...
- 60-425 Self-incrimination
60-425 Self-incrimination - RULES OF EVIDENCE :: 2011 Kansas...
- 60-415 Inconsistent Presumptions
60-415 Inconsistent Presumptions - RULES OF EVIDENCE :: 2011...
- 60-422 Further Limitations on Admissibility of Evidence Affecting Credibility
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- 60-472 Photographs of Property Wrongfully Taken
60-472 Photographs of Property Wrongfully Taken - RULES OF...
- 60-436 Identity of Informer
The comprehensive 2016 Kansas Juvenile Justice Reform Act, commonly referred to as SB 367, ushered in a significant number of changes to the Kansas Juvenile Justice Code. This summary provides an overview of key
Rules of evidence. (a) In all proceedings under this code, the rules of evidence of the code of civil procedure shall apply, except that no evidence relating to the condition of a child shall be excluded solely on the ground that the matter is or may be the subject of a physician-patient privilege, psychologist-client privilege or social worker ...
Section 60-419 - Prerequisites of knowledge and experience. Section 60-420 - Evidence generally affecting credibility. Section 60-421 - Limitations on evidence of conviction of crime as affecting credibility. Section 60-422 - Further limitations on admissibility of evidence affecting credibility.
Lawyer's Guide to Kansas Evidence covers the Kansas Rules of Evidence, plus objections and evidentiary foundations. Rule by rule, it compares the Kansas and Federal Rules of Evidence in a user-friendly format, so you can confidently follow the correct procedure in making and meeting trial objections. The text emphasizes the burden of proof ...
11 Ιαν 2021 · As used in this article unless the context otherwise requires: (a) "Evidence" is the means from which inferences may be drawn as a basis of proof in duly constituted judicial or fact-finding tribunals, and includes testimony in the form of opinion, and hearsay.
Burden of producing evidence: means the obligation of a party to introduce evidence when necessary to avoid the risk of a directed verdict or peremptory finding against him or her on a material issue of fact.
