The Law of Evidence

by Jeffrey Bellin

This casebook is intended for use in the Evidence course commonly offered in American law schools. Authored by one of the country's leading Evidence scholars, it integrates case excerpts, scholarly commentary, and problems to encourage an interactive approach to both doctrine and theory.

614 pages, Paperback

Published March 10, 2025

Reviews

[Jungi Hong]

tryna pass the class

[hin]

What a true page turner. Had me itching to get to the next chapter when every chapter ended. Heard Bellins a cool guy too. My favorite case was the woman who kept killing her husbands and thought that evidence couldn’t be used. Excellent demonstration of the federal rules of evidence in action.

[Brett Goble]

See eg rules 101–1200

[Lindsay Rudd]

We actually read every single page of this textbook so I’m counting it

[Izzy]

Any law school book that has a bitmoji automatically gets 5 stars in my book

Also, I’m pretty sure it’s more prejudicial than probative to have to take this exam today, so objection.

[Angela]

as far as casebooks go I fucked with this one. read this baby cover to cover. good case selections with a lot of murders which is always entertaining. cheap as hell too.