Vol. 1. Introduction -- Related procedures -- Competency of witnesses -- Relevance -- Authentication -- Real evidence -- Scientific evidence -- Credibility of witnesses -- Character and habit evidence -- Uncharged misconduct -- The hearsay rule -- Admissions of a party-opponent -- Hearsay exceptions that do not require proof of declarant's unavailability -- Hearsay exceptions requiring proof of the declarant's unavailability -- Expert and lay opinion testimony -- The best evidence rule -- Communications privileges for confidential relations -- Privileges -- Search or seizure -- Probable cause and warrants -- v. 2. Warrantless searches -- Fourth Amendment standing -- The exclusionary rule and derivative evidence -- The voluntariness doctrine -- The McNabb-Mallory rule -- The Miranda doctrine -- The Sixth Amendment right to counsel at interrogations -- Suppression of confessions : the exclusionary rule -- Eyewitness identification -- Burdens of production and proof -- Judicial notice -- Stipulations.