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Question: I was wondering if anyone happens to know a simplified version of the Federal Rules of Evidence, i'm attempting to use them in a pre-trial argument for my mock trial class. The argument for Pre-Trial is whether or not a new sci. test is accepted in the relevant scientific community. I'm attempting to use the Rules to allow me (defense) the ability to argue its reliability in order to dismiss the Memory Mapping Test. Simply put the test monitors brain activity to seewhether or not the subject has memories related to crime
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A simplified version for the Rules of Evidence can be downloaded from the Arizona Foundation for Legal Services and Education, Mock Trial website, http://www.azflse.org/mocktrial/downloadcenter.cfm , in the Simplified Rules for Evidence tab. This document is based upon the Federal Rules of Evidence, but is converted into a simpler form.
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