The Theory of the Law of Evidence as Established in the United States

In this comprehensive work, William Reynolds examines the legal framework governing the use of evidence in the United States. He covers the admissibility of different forms of evidence and the rules governing the credibility and weight of evidence presented in court. A must-read for law students and practitioners alike.
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