Justice Brian Hoffstadt and Professor Laurie Levenson, Loyola Law School, discuss the new scenarios included in their casebook, Evidence Law: Practice, Problems, and Policy. They also share advice on teaching Evidence and what changes have been made in this field of law. Justice Hoffstadt also talks about how technology has impacted evidence law and how authenticity has a different approach.
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31: Empirical Methods with Robert Lawless
30: Teaching Legal Writing in 2023 with Jill Barton and Rachel Smith
29: History and Constitutional Law with Martin Levy and Craig Jackson
28: Online JD Programs with President Rodney Smolla
27: Current Criminal Procedures with Ronald Wright
26: The NextGen Bar Exam with Mary Basick and Tina Schindler
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24: Leadership of Self with Leah Teague
23: Corporate Responsibility with Babak Boghraty
22: Building Communities with Jonah Perlin
21: Teaching the Second Amendment with Brannon Denning
20: What is PracticePerfect? with Julie Steiner
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