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Question UBE | Privileges | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

A plaintiff in federal court seeks notes from confidential sessions with a licensed psychotherapist. Federal privileg...

...licensed psychotherapist. Federal privilege law governs. What is the best statement? There is no federal psychotherapist-patient privilege. The notes may be protected by the federal psychotherapist-patient privilege. Th...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 501, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(3)

Question UBE | Authentication | ESSAY Hard

In a civil fraud trial, Buyer offers three exhibits. First, Buyer offers a photograph of a warehouse taken by Buyer's...

...the authentication issues for each exhibit. Do not decide hearsay or best-evidence objections except to distinguish them from authentication. This essay tests Rule 901 authentication of photographs, screenshots, and wri...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 901(a), Federal Rule of Evidence 901(b)(1), Federal Rule of Evidence 901(b)(4)

Question UBE | Privileges | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

In a federal-question case governed by federal privilege law, a party objects to production of ordinary treatment not...

...elying only on a general physician-patient privilege. Which answer is best? The objection should be sustained because federal law recognizes a broad physician-patient privilege. The objection should be sustained only bec...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 501, Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(3)

Question UBE | Hearsay | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Hard

Plaintiff offers an anonymous note saying, "Defendant dumped chemicals in the creek." Plaintiff says the note is offe...

...legal effect; the only apparent use is to prove dumping. What is the best hearsay ruling? Admit it because saying "context" always avoids hearsay. Exclude it as hearsay absent a valid nontruth purpose or another route t...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 801(c), Federal Rule of Evidence 403

Question UBE | Other Acts | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Hard

A plaintiff in a civil battery case offers evidence that the defendant has started bar fights every Friday night for...

...offered to show defendant likely started this fight too. What is the best ruling? Admit it as habit because repeated misconduct is always habit. Exclude it as character or propensity evidence unless another rule or prop...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 403, Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b), Federal Rule of Evidence 105

Question UBE | Other Acts | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

The prosecution offers other-act evidence for motive. The prior act is graphic, only weakly connected to the charged...

...e same motive can be shown through neutral text messages. What is the best defense argument? Rule 404(b) requires admission once motive is named. Rule 403 supports exclusion because the unfair prejudice and cumulative na...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 403, Federal Rule of Evidence 404(b), Federal Rule of Evidence 105

Question UBE | Relevance | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Hard

A party offers evidence that depends on a long chain of inferences: a witness saw a blue car near a city, defendant o...

...dant was at the scene. Several key links are unsupported. What is the best objection? All inferential evidence is inadmissible. The evidence is automatically admissible because it mentions defendant. The court should ask...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 401, Federal Rule of Evidence 402, Federal Rule of Evidence 403, Federal Rule of Evidence 104(b)

Question UBE | Relevance | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Medium

A plaintiff offers evidence that a store changed its checkout layout after the plaintiff fell. The plaintiff offers i...

...only to prove the store was negligent before the fall. Which response best identifies the issue? The evidence is always admissible because later changes are highly relevant. The evidence may implicate a specific exclusio...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 401, Federal Rule of Evidence 402, Federal Rule of Evidence 403, Federal Rule of Evidence 104(b)

Question UBE | Relevance | MULTIPLE_CHOICE Hard

A prosecutor offers evidence that the defendant owned the same rare tool used in a burglary. The defense says thousan...

...s thousands of people own tools, so the evidence is weak. What is the best relevance analysis? Exclude it because weak evidence is never relevant. Admit it as relevant if it makes defendant's access to the burglary tool...

Citations: Federal Rule of Evidence 401, Federal Rule of Evidence 402, Federal Rule of Evidence 403, Federal Rule of Evidence 104(b)