29 CFR 18, Subpart B - Rules of Evidence
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- § 18.101 — Scope.
- § 18.102 — Purpose and construction.
- § 18.103 — Rulings on evidence.
- § 18.104 — Preliminary questions.
- § 18.105 — Limited admissibility.
- § 18.106 — Remainder of or related writings or recorded statements.
- — Official Notice
- § 18.201 — Official notice of adjudicative facts.
- — Presumptions
- § 18.301 — Presumptions in general.
- § 18.302 — Applicability of state law.
- — Relevancy and Its Limits
- § 18.401 — Definition of relevant evidence.
- § 18.402 — Relevant evidence generally admissible; irrelevant evidence inadmissible.
- § 18.403 — Exclusion of relevant evidence on grounds of confusion or waste of time.
- § 18.404 — Character evidence not admissible to prove conduct; exceptions; other crimes.
- § 18.405 — Methods of proving character.
- § 18.406 — Habit; routine practice.
- § 18.407 — Subsequent remedial measures.
- § 18.408 — Compromise and offers to compromise.
- § 18.409 — Payment of medical and similar expenses.
- § 18.410 — Inadmissibility of pleas, plea discussion, and related statements.
- § 18.411 — Liability insurance.
- — Privileges
- § 18.501 — General rule.
- — Witnesses
- § 18.601 — General rule of competency.
- § 18.602 — Lack of personal knowledge.
- § 18.603 — Oath or affirmation.
- § 18.604 — Interpreters.
- § 18.605 — Competency of judge as witness.
- § 18.606 — [Reserved]
- § 18.607 — Who may impeach.
- § 18.608 — Evidence of character and conduct of witness.
- § 18.609 — Impeachment by evidence of conviction of crime.
- § 18.610 — Religious beliefs or opinions.
- § 18.611 — Mode and order of interrogation and presentation.
- § 18.612 — Writing used to refresh memory.
- § 18.613 — Prior statements of witnesses.
- § 18.614 — Calling and interrogation of witnesses by judge.
- § 18.615 — Exclusion of witnesses.
- — Opinions and Expert Testimony
- § 18.701 — Opinion testimony by lay witnesses.
- § 18.702 — Testimony by experts.
- § 18.703 — Bases of opinion testimony by experts.
- § 18.704 — Opinion on ultimate issue.
- § 18.705 — Disclosure of facts or data underlying expert opinion.
- § 18.706 — Judge appointed experts.
- — Hearsay
- § 18.801 — Definitions.
- § 18.802 — Hearsay rule.
- § 18.803 — Hearsay exceptions; availability of declarant immaterial.
- § 18.804 — Hearsay exceptions; declarant unavailable.
- § 18.805 — Hearsay within hearsay.
- § 18.806 — Attacking and supporting credibility of declarant.
- — Authentication and Identification
- § 18.901 — Requirement of authentication or identification.
- § 18.902 — Self-authentication.
- § 18.903 — Subscribing witness' testimony unnecessary.
- — Contents of Writings, Recordings, and Photographs
- § 18.1001 — Definitions.
- § 18.1002 — Requirement of original.
- § 18.1003 — Admissibility of duplicates.
- § 18.1004 — Admissibility of other evidence of contents.
- § 18.1005 — Public records.
- § 18.1006 — Summaries.
- § 18.1007 — Testimony or written admission of party.
- § 18.1008 — Functions of the judge.
- — Applicability
- § 18.1101 — Applicability of rules.
- § 18.1102 — [Reserved]
- § 18.1103 — Title.
- § 18.1104 — Effective date.
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