Basic Problems of State and Federal Evidence

The book is in good condition with some signs of wear. There is a personal inscription on the title page ("James K. Poole"). The cover shows minor age-related discoloration, and the binding appears intact. No dust jacket is present, as expected for a Student Edition.

"Basic Problems of State and Federal Evidence" by Edmund M. Morgan and Jack B. Weinstein, published by The American Law Institute in 1976, is a comprehensive text on the intricacies of evidence law. This is the Fifth Edition, specifically a Student Edition, highlighting its use in educational settings. Originally published in 1954, this edition continues to serve as a valuable resource for understanding both state and federal evidence laws. The book is a crucial asset for law students and practitioners who require a detailed analysis of evidence principles. The authors, esteemed legal scholars, provide authoritative insights into the subject. This edition is particularly notable for its educational focus, making it a sought-after text for academic purposes. The physical condition includes a personal inscription but lacks a dust jacket, typical of student editions.