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Federal Evidence Applied

Federal Evidence Applied

Your co counsel on Evidence

30 ratings
6 reviews
#187 in paid Education
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$1.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 24, 2017
  • December 20, 2020

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Developer

david Shroyer
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About

This app helps legal professionals and law students determine the admissibility of evidence in federal court. It guides users through the Federal Rules of Evidence with a step-by-step analysis, indicating admissibility with a color-coded system.

✓Evidence admissibility determination
✓Step-by-step analysis of Federal Rules of Evidence
✓Color-coded admissibility indicator (Green/Red)
✓Objection and Move to Admit functions
✓Rule-by-rule analysis
✓Searchable evidentiary terms
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What's New in Federal Evidence Applied

4.2

December 20, 2020

We added new app preview screenshots with descriptions of functions

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User reviews

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Love!

I love this app! I think there may be a glitch because under the objection tab, the screen is entirely blank. Otherwise, I’ve found this very helpful!
kste1038kste1038

E

Great for trial.
Rickey 7Rickey 7

Evidence Answers at Your Fingertips

This is a well-designed and easy-to-use app to not only access the Evidence Rules, but to walk through the analysis leading to the correct answer on admissibility for any specific issue. Kudos to Mr. Schroyer for developing this useful app for trial lawyers and judges.
DJI, Esq.DJI, Esq.

Seminar

I plan on carrying and using this app whenever I have a trial. Good for preparing Great tool!
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Useful

As a young attorney, this app is very helpful while preparing for trial.
LambeauLegalLambeauLegal

FAQ

What is Federal Evidence Applied?

Federal Evidence Applied is a tool designed to help legal professionals and law students determine the admissibility of evidence in federal courtrooms. It guides users through the Federal Rules of Evidence with a structured analysis.

How does Federal Evidence Applied determine admissibility?

The app guides users through a series of selections related to the evidence or testimony. Based on these inputs, it indicates admissibility with a GREEN screen or inadmissibility with a RED screen, referencing relevant rules.

Is Federal Evidence Applied useful for law students?

Yes, the app is described as a great learning tool for law students, teaching a consistent methodology for analyzing federal evidence and providing rule-by-rule breakdowns.

What are the main functions of Federal Evidence Applied?

Key functions include responding to objections, determining how to secure admission or exclusion of evidence, analyzing rules of evidence, and instantly searching evidentiary terms.

What devices is Federal Evidence Applied available on?

Federal Evidence Applied is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as indicated by its supported devices list.

How often is Federal Evidence Applied updated?

The app was last updated on December 20, 2020, with version 4.2 being the latest release.

What is the price of Federal Evidence Applied?

Federal Evidence Applied is a paid application, priced at $1.99.

Does Federal Evidence Applied have ads?

No, Federal Evidence Applied does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.