California vs. Federal Evidence Rules: Key Differences Explained

Explore the critical differences between the California Evidence Code and the Federal Rules of Evidence in this comprehensive video. From relevancy standards to hearsay exceptions and authentication rules, this video breaks down how California's stricter or more liberal approaches differ from federal standards.
Gain insights into exceptions for hearsay, dying declarations, character evidence, public policy exclusions, and much more, to understand how these systems impact legal strategies and courtroom proceedings.
Key topics covered include:
Relevancy Standards: Disputed facts vs. facts of consequence.
Public Policy Exclusions: Expressions of sympathy, medical expense offers, and remedial measures.
Character Evidence Rules: Victim character evidence and prior acts.
Hearsay Exceptions: Differences in inconsistent statements, medical diagnosis, and state of mind.
Authentication and Best Evidence Rules: Secondary evidence in California vs. Federal "best evidence."
Dying Declarations: Stricter requirements in California.
Scientific Evidence: California's focus on general acceptance vs. the five Daubert factors.
Special Rules in Child Abuse Cases: California's unique approach.
Admissibility of Polygraph Tests: Federal allowances and California restrictions.
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