ABSTRACT
Part I addressed the questions of proof that the fact-finder must consider and the mechanics of bringing evidence before the fact-finder for that purpose. The second part of the book deals with the rules about whether and how the factfinder can use such evidence to resolve an issue of proof. It discusses the rules that apply to all parties in all legal proceedings, but it does not address the rules that typically only apply to prosecution evidence; that is the province of Part III.
