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Published Articles | Judge Bonnie Sudderth - Excellence in Justice Award Recipient

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Judge Sudderth is an award-winning writer, having received the “ Outstanding Series of. Caperton v. Massey Coal. And its Effect on the Election. Of Judges in Texas. 8220;Summaries of Evidence”. Article of Interest Texas. 8220;Five Adages for Advocates”. Texas Wesleyan Law School. Board of Trial Advocates. 8220;President’s Columns”. Blogs by Judge Bonnie. Texas Rules of Evidence. Frequently Asked Courtroom Questions. 352nd District Court Cases. Teacher & Mentor. Questions About Jury Service.

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Outlaw John Wesley Hardin | Memories of Carole - A Gallery of Art

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Memories of Carole – A Gallery of Art. Carole’s Paintings – Family Portrait Collection. Carole’s Paintings – Food, Fruit & Flowers. Carole’s Paintings – The Outdoor Life. Outlaw John Wesley Hardin. August 1, 2011. 8212; Bonnie Sudderth. 8230; She Didn’t Go to Italy, Either. Painting from the Past. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out.

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Hearsay Exception #4 – Statements Made for the Purpose of Medical Diagnosis or Treatment | Judge Bonnie Sudderth

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Law Blog on the Texas Rules of Evidence. Hearsay Exception #4 – Statements Made for the Purpose of Medical Diagnosis or Treatment. The fourth hearsay exception found in Texas Rules of Evidence 803 pertains statements made for the purpose of receiving a medical diagnosis or treatment. In order to fall within this exception, the statement must describe:. The declarant’s medical history,. Past or present symptoms, pain, sensations, or. Otherwise, in the circumstance of ongoing treatment, the justification f...

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Hearsay Exception #3 – Then-Existing Mental, Emotional or Physical Condition | Judge Bonnie Sudderth

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Law Blog on the Texas Rules of Evidence. Hearsay Exception #3 – Then-Existing Mental, Emotional or Physical Condition. The third hearsay exception – TRE’s 803(3). Then existing mental, emotional or physical condition. 8211; is also similar to the first hearsay exception, the present sense impression. As its name implies, this exception applies to statements about a declarant’s state of mind. At the time the statement is made. Likewise, while a statement regarding the. Unless the statement is related to t...

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Hearsay Exception #2 – The Excited Utterance Exception | Judge Bonnie Sudderth

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Law Blog on the Texas Rules of Evidence. Hearsay Exception #2 – The Excited Utterance Exception. Hearsay exception number two –. The excited utterance exception. The rationale for the excited utterance exception, on the other hand, is rooted in its. An event or condition, whereas, excited utterances need only relat(e). To a startling event or condition. For the excited utterance exception to apply, three conditions must be met:. The statement must relate to the circumstances of the occurrence preceding it.

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Discovery: What is a Request for Admission? | Bonnie Sudderth's Blog

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Bonnie Sudderth's Blog. Judge Bonnie Answers Courtroom FAQs…. Discovery: What is an Interrogatory? Discovery: What is a Request for Admission? February 4, 2014. A Request for Admission asks a party to either admit or deny certain facts in order to identify undisputed facts and narrow the proof required at trial. If the party fails to respond to the Request for Admission within the time required to respond, the party is automatically. Nd introduced into evidence as an exhibit. Once the admission occurs, n...

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Bonnie Sudderth's Blog | Judge Bonnie Answers Courtroom FAQs… | Page 2

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Bonnie Sudderth's Blog. Judge Bonnie Answers Courtroom FAQs…. Newer posts →. Can a Witness Refuse to Answer a Question on Fifth Amendment Grounds in a Civil Case? October 14, 2011. So, even in a civil action, if a question calls for a self-incriminating response, then the witness may invoke the Fifth Amendment privilege against answering that question. There are some critical differences, however, in how this privilege is applied in civil cases. Studying for the Texas Bar Exam? Texas Rules of Evidence.