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    Evidentiary problems associated with the introduction of web-based evidence 

    Fenner, G. Michael (2010)
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    Daubert handbook: The case, its essential dilemma, and its progeny 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1996)
    This Article is about Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. It is not about whether Daubert is a good decision or whether it is a bad decision, although, in my view, Daubert is a pretty good decision given the statute ...
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    Law professor reveals shocking truth about hearsay 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1993)
    This article exposes shocking, never-before-revealed truths about hearsay evidence. In my study of the rule, leading to my book (THE HEARSAY RULE, 2d edition, published in 2009 by Carolina Academic Press) I have discovered ...
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    Evidence review: The past year in the Eighth Circuit, plus Daubert 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1995)
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    Presumptions: 350 years of confusion and it has come to this 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1992)
    The title of this article — Presumptions: 350 Years of Confusion and It Has come to This — is pretty much self-explanatory. The article begins with “the bottom line on presumptions. They are inextricably confused devices ...
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    Privileges, hearsay, and other matters 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1997)
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    Here's the real trouble with experts 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1996)
    "Here's the Real Trouble with Experts!" answers this question: Does it seem that experts have become a much bigger problem than they used to be? It seems so to me, and this piece explores what I see as the ten principal ...
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    Residual exception to the hearsay rule: The complete treatment 

    Fenner, G. Michael (2000)
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    Forced use of inadmissible hearsay evidence in bankruptcy court 

    Fenner, G. Michael (2000)
    In bankruptcy courts across the land, the hearsay rule is violated daily. Bankruptcy courts have created a huge, largely undefended, de facto hearsay exception. In those courts it is common practice to receive evidence via ...
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    Competency and examination of witnesses under Article IV of the Federal Rules of Evidence and the Nebraska Evidence Rule 

    Fenner, G. Michael (1976)
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