Mississippi Court Rules
Mississippi Court Rules
✓ current as of August 2026Full text of 566 rules across 9 sets, cross-linked with Mississippi case law.
Miss. Unif. Cir. & Cnty. Ct. R. 54 rules
- Rule 1.01
- Rule 1.02
- Rule 1.03
- Rule 1.04
- Rule 1.05
- Rule 1.05A. Assignment Of Cases
- Rule 1.06
- Rule 1.07
- Rule 1.08
- Rule 1.09
- Rule 1.10
- Rule 1.11
- Rule 1.12
- Rule 1.13
- Rule 1.14
- Rule 1.15
- Rule 1.16
- Rule 2.01
- Rule 2.02
- Rule 2.03
- Rule 2.04
- Rule 2.05
- Rule 2.06
- Rule 2.07
- Rule 3.01
- Rule 3.02
- Rule 3.03
- Rule 3.04
- Rule 3.05
- Rule 3.06
- Rule 3.07
- Rule 3.08
- Rule 3.09
- Rule 3.10
- Rule 3.11
- Rule 3.12
- Rule 3.13
- Rule 3.14
- Rule 4.01
- Rule 4.02
- Rule 4.03
- Rule 4.04
- Rule 4.05
- Rule 4.06
- Rule 5.01
- Rule 5.02
- Rule 5.03
- Rule 5.04
- Rule 5.05
- Rule 5.06
- Rule 5.07
- Rule 5.08
- Rule 5.09
- Rule 5.10
Miss. Unif. R. Youth Ct. 38 rules
- Rule 1. Title
- Rule 2. Scope Of Rules
- Rule 3. Construction Of Rules
- Rule 4. Definitions
- Rule 5. Confidentiality Of Records And Proceedings
- Rule 6. Subpoena Duces Tecum
- Rule 7. Federal Laws and Regulations
- Rule 8. Intake
- Rule 9. Court Orders Upon Intake Recommendations
- Rule 10. Valid Court Order
- Rule 11. Temporary Custody Orders / Custody Orders
- Rule 12. Taking Into Custody Without Custody Order
- Rule 13. Appointment Of Guardian Ad Litem
- Rule 14. Attorney Of Record / Withdrawal Of Counsel
- Rule 15. Prehearing Procedures
- Rule 16. Detention Hearings / Shelter Hearings
- Rule 17. Rights Of Child In Custody For Delinquency And Child In
- Rule 18. Release From Custody Upon Change Of Circumstances
- Rule 19. Proper Facilities
- Rule 20. Petition
- Rule 21. Proper Venue
- Rule 22. Summons
- Rule 23. Transfer Of Cases
- Rule 24. Adjudication Hearings
- Rule 25. Adjudication Orders
- Rule 26. Disposition Hearings
- Rule 27. Disposition Orders
- Rule 28. Modification Of Disposition Orders / Annual Reviews
- Rule 29. Permanency Hearings
- Rule 30. Foster Care Review Hearings
- Rule 31. Permanency Review Hearings
- Rule 32. Civil Commitments Within The Jurisdiction Of The Youth
- Rule 33. Truancy
- Rule 34. Interstate Compact For Placement Of Children
- Rule 35. Drug Courts
- Rule 36. Rehearing Of Referee’s Order
- Rule 37. Appeals From Final Orders Or Decrees
- Rule 38. Sanctions
Miss. Unif. Ch. Ct. R. 62 rules
- Rule 1.00
- Rule 1.01
- Rule 1.02
- Rule 1.03
- Rule 1.04
- Rule 1.05
- Rule 1.06
- Rule 1.07
- Rule 1.08
- Rule 1.09
- Rule 1.10
- Rule 1.11
- Rule 1.12
- Rule 1.13
- Rule 1.14
- Rule 2.01
- Rule 2.02
- Rule 2.03
- Rule 3.01
- Rule 3.02
- Rule 3.03
- Rule 3.04
- Rule 3.05
- Rule 3.06
- Rule 3.07
- Rule 3.08
- Rule 3.09
- Rule 3.10
- Rule 4.01
- Rule 4.02
- Rule 4.03
- Rule 5.01
- Rule 5.02
- Rule 5.03
- Rule 5.04
- Rule 5.05
- Rule 6.01
- Rule 6.02
- Rule 6.03
- Rule 6.04
- Rule 6.05
- Rule 6.06
- Rule 6.07
- Rule 6.08
- Rule 6.09
- Rule 6.10
- Rule 6.11
- Rule 6.12
- Rule 6.13
- Rule 6.14
- Rule 6.15
- Rule 6.16
- Rule 8.01
- Rule 8.02
- Rule 8.03
- Rule 8.04
- Rule 8.05
- Rule 8.06
- Rule 9.01
- Rule 9.02
- Rule 9.03
- Rule 10.01
Miss. Collab. Law R. 18 rules
- Rule 1. Short Title. These Rules are the Mississippi Collaborative Law Rules and may
- Rule 2. Definitions. In these Rules:
- Rule 3. Collaborative Law Participation Agreement; Requirements
- Rule 4. Beginning and Concluding Collaborative Law Process
- Rule 5. Emergency Order. During a collaborative law process, a tribunal may issue
- Rule 6. Approval of Agreement by Tribunal. A tribunal may approve an agreement
- Rule 7. Disqualification of Collaborative Lawyer and Lawyers in Associated Law
- Rule 8. Disclosure of Information. Except as provided by law other than these Rules,
- Rule 9. Standards of Professional Responsibility and Mandatory Reporting Not
- Rule 10. Appropriateness of Collaborative Law Process. Before a prospective party
- Rule 11. Coercive or Violent Relationship. A collaborative lawyer should be aware of
- Rule 12. Confidentiality of Collaborative Law Communication. A collaborative law
- Rule 13. Privilege Against Disclosure for Collaborative Law Communication;
- Rule 14. Waiver and Preclusion of Privilege
- Rule 15. Limits of Privilege
- Rule 16. Authority of Tribunal in Case of Noncompliance
- Rule 17. Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act
- Rule 18. Severability. If any provision of these Rules or their application to any person
Miss. R. Just. Ct. 27 rules
- Rule 1. Scope Of Rules
- Rule 2. Courtroom Decorum And Security
- Rule 3. Use Of Cameras, Recording, And Broadcasting Equipment
- Rule 4. Ex Parte Communications
- Rule 5. Court Records And Docket
- Rule 6. Correction Of Clerical Errors
- Rule 7. Recusal Of Judges
- Rule 8. Appointment Of Interpreter
- Rule 9. Jury Trials
- Rule 10. Conduct Of Counsel And Parties
- Rule 11. Form Of Action
- Rule 12. Commencement Of Civil Action
- Rule 13. Computation Of Time
- Rule 14. Service Of Process
- Rule 15. Pleadings And Motions Submitted To The Court
- Rule 16. Counterclaims And Setoffs
- Rule 17. Representation By Guardian Ad Litem
- Rule 18. Substitution Of Parties
- Rule 19. Withdrawal Of Counsel
- Rule 20. Consolidation And Separation Of Trials
- Rule 21. Subpoenas
- Rule 22. Mistrial
- Rule 23. Default Judgments And Dismissals
- Rule 24. Post-Judgment Actions
- Rule 25. Enforcement Of Judgments
- Rule 26. Contempt Of Court
- Rule 27. Civil Appeals From Justice Court
Miss. R. Crim. P. 159 rules
- Rule 1. General Provisions
- Rule 1.1. Scope
- Rule 1.2. Purpose and Construction
- Rule 1.3. Computation and Enlargement of Time
- Rule 1.4. Definitions
- Rule 1.5. Information on Each Pleading and Motion
- Rule 1.6. Size of Paper
- Rule 1.7. Service and Filing of Pleadings and Certificate of Service
- Rule 1.8. Interactive Audiovisual Devices
- Rule 1.9. Local Court Rules
- Rule 1.10. Recordation of Proceedings where Official Court Reporter not
- Rule 2. Commencement of Criminal Proceedings
- Rule 2.1. Commencement of Criminal Proceedings
- Rule 2.2. Duty of Judge upon Making of a Charging Affidavit
- Rule 3. Arrest Warrant or Summons upon Commencement of Criminal
- Rule 3.1. Issuance of Arrest Warrant or Summons
- Rule 3.2. Contents of Arrest Warrant or Summons; Execution, Return
- Rule 4. Search Warrants
- Rule 4.1. Persons or Things Subject to Search and Seizure
- Rule 4.2. Warrant on Affidavit
- Rule 4.3. , even an anticipatory search warrant must be executed within ten (10)
- Rule 4.4. Execution and Return with Inventory; Return of Papers to Court;
- Rule 5. Arrest and Initial Appearance
- Rule 5.1. Procedure upon Arrest
- Rule 5.2. insures procedural compliance with Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436,
- Rule 6. Preliminary Hearing
- Rule 6.1. Right to a Preliminary Hearing; Waiver; Postponement
- Rule 6.2. Proceedings at Preliminary Hearing
- Rule 7. Counsel
- Rule 7.1. Right to Counsel; Waiver
- Rule 7.2. Procedure for Appointment of Counsel for Indigent Defendants;
- Rule 7.3. Determination of Indigency; Appointment of Counsel;
- Rule 7.4. Standards for Appointment of Trial and Appellate Counsel in
- Rule 8. Release
- Rule 8.1. Definitions and Requirements
- Rule 8.2. Right to Pretrial Release on Personal Recognizance or on Bond
- Rule 8.3. Release after Conviction and Sentencing
- Rule 8.4. Conditions of Release
- Rule 8.5. Procedure for Determination of Release Conditions
- Rule 8.6. Review of Conditions; Revocation of Bail
- Rule 8.7. Transfer and Disposition of Bond
- Rule 9. Trial Setting
- Rule 10. Presence of Defendant, Witnesses, and Spectators
- Rule 10.1. Right of Defendant to be Present; Waiver
- Rule 10.2. Consequences of Defendant’s Disruptive Behavior
- Rule 10.3. Presence of Witnesses and Spectators
- Rule 11. Change of the Place of Trial
- Rule 11.1. Change of Venue
- Rule 11.2. Transfer to Another County
- Rule 12. Mental Examinations
- Rule 12.1. Mental Competency; Definition
- Rule 12.2. Examination of Defendant’s Mental Condition
- Rule 12.3. Appointment of Experts
- Rule 12.4. Disclosure of Mental Health Evidence; Reports of Appointed
- Rule 12.5. Hearing and Orders
- Rule 12.6. Subsequent Hearings
- Rule 13. The Grand Jury
- Rule 13.1. Selection and Preparation of Grand Jurors
- Rule 13.2. Instructions, Duties, and Powers of Grand Jury
- Rule 13.3. Grand Jury Foreperson
- Rule 13.4. Recalcitrant Witnesses; Contempt
- Rule 13.5. Persons Authorized to be Present During Sessions of the Grand
- Rule 13.6. Grand Jury Proceedings
- Rule 13.7. Appearance of Persons Under Investigation; Immunity and
- Rule 14. Indictment
- Rule 14.1. Nature and Contents
- Rule 14.2. Multi-Count Indictments; Joinder of Defendants
- Rule 14.3. Severance
- Rule 14.4. Amendment of Indictments; Defects in Indictments
- Rule 14.5. Waiver of Indictment; Proceeding by Information. No person
- Rule 14.6. Dismissal
- Rule 15. Arraignment and Pleas
- Rule 15.1. Necessity of Arraignment
- Rule 15.2. Proceedings at Arraignment
- Rule 15.3. Entry of Plea of Guilty or Nolo Contendere
- Rule 15.4. Plea Bargaining
- Rule 16. Pretrial Motions
- Rule 16.1. Motion Deadline; Hearings and Rulings on Motions
- Rule 16.2. Effects of Rulings
- Rule 17. Disclosure and Discovery
- Rule 17.1. Scope
- Rule 17.2. Disclosure by the Prosecution
- Rule 17.3. Disclosure by Defendant
- Rule 17.4. Notice of Defenses
- Rule 17.5. Depositions
- Rule 17.6. General Standards
- Rule 17.7. Excision and Protective Orders
- Rule 17.8. Continuing Duty to Disclose
- Rule 17.9. Failure to Disclose; Sanctions
- Rule 17.10. Discovery in Municipal and Justice Courts
- Rule 18.1. Trial by Jury
- Rule 18.2. Jury Information
- Rule 18.3. Challenges
- Rule 18.4. Procedure for Selecting a Jury
- Rule 18.5. Oath and Preliminary Instructions
- Rule 18.6. Note Taking by Jurors
- Rule 18.7. Admonitions to Jurors
- Rule 18.8. Jury Sequestration
- Rule 18.9. Prohibited Disclosures
- Rule 19. Trial
- Rule 19.1. Proceedings at Trial
- Rule 19.2. Bifurcated Trials
- Rule 20. Duties of Court Reporters
- Rule 21. Motions for Directed Verdict
- Rule 22. Jury Instructions
- Rule 23. Deliberations
- Rule 23.1. Retirement of Jurors
- Rule 23.2. Materials Used During Deliberation
- Rule 23.3. Additional Instructions; Further Review of Evidence Prohibited
- Rule 23.4. Assisting Jurors at Impasse
- Rule 23.5. Mistrials
- Rule 24. Verdict
- Rule 24.1. Time and Form of Verdict
- Rule 24.2. Types of Verdict
- Rule 24.3. Necessity for Forms of Verdict
- Rule 24.4. Partial Verdicts and Mistrial
- Rule 24.5. Jury Poll
- Rule 24.6. Miscellaneous Provisions
- Rule 25. Post-Trial Motions
- Rule 25.1. Motion for a New Trial
- Rule 25.2. has been filed but not decided at the time an appeal has been
- Rule 25.3. Denial by Operation of Law
- Rule 25.4. Clerical and Technical Errors
- Rule 26. Judgment
- Rule 26.1. Definitions; Scope
- Rule 26.2. Judgment; Time
- Rule 26.3. Presentence Report
- Rule 26.4. Sentencing Hearing
- Rule 26.5. Pronouncement of Judgment and Sentence
- Rule 26.6. precludes, in an appropriate case, proceeding pursuant to Rule 27
- Rule 26.7. Consecutive or Concurrent Sentences
- Rule 26.8. Entry of Judgment of Conviction and Sentence
- Rule 27. Probation
- Rule 27.1. Initiation of Revocation Proceedings; Securing the Probationer’s
- Rule 27.2. Preliminary Hearing After Arrest
- Rule 27.4. Other Proceedings
- Rule 28. Retention of Records and Evidence
- Rule 29. Appeals from Justice or Municipal Court
- Rule 29.1. Notice of Appeal; Contents; Defects; Dismissal
- Rule 29.2. Record
- Rule 29.4. Appearance Bonds
- Rule 29.5. Proceedings
- Rule 30. Appeals from County Court
- Rule 30.1. Notice of Appeal; Contents; Proceedings
- Rule 30.2. Bond
- Rule 30.3. Felony Transfers
- Rule 31. Post-Conviction Collateral Relief
- Rule 32. Contempt
- Rule 32.1. Applicability; Indirect and Direct Contempt Defined; Criminal
- Rule 32.2. Direct Contempt
- Rule 32.3. Indirect Criminal Contempt; Commencement; Prosecution
- Rule 32.4. Indirect Civil Contempt
- Rule 32.5. Further Proceedings
- Rule 33. Subpoenas
- Rule 34. Motions
- Rule 34.1. Motions: Form, Content, Rights of Reply
- Rule 34.2. Hearing; Oral Argument
- Rule 34.4. Service and Filing
- Rule 34.5. Entry of Order and Duty of Clerk
Miss. R. Civ. P. 86 rules
- Rule 1. Scope Of Rules
- Rule 2. One Form Of Action
- Rule 3. Commencement Of Action
- Rule 4. Summons
- Rule 5. Service And Filing Of Pleadings
- Rule 5.1. Privacy Protection For
- Rule 6. Time
- Rule 7. Pleadings Allowed; Form Of Motions
- Rule 8. General Rules Of Pleading
- Rule 9. Pleading Special Matters
- Rule 10. Form Of Pleadings
- Rule 11. Signing Of Pleadings And Motions
- Rule 12. motions so as to avoid successive motions
- Rule 13. generally requires compulsory counterclaims to be asserted in the pending litigation
- Rule 14. Third-Party Practice
- Rule 15. Amended And Supplemental Pleadings
- Rule 16. Pre-Trial Procedure
- Rule 16A. Motions For Recusal Of Judges
- Rule 17. Parties Plaintiff And
- Rule 18. Joinder Of Claims And Remedies
- Rule 19. Joinder Of Persons Needed For
- Rule 20. Permissive Joinder Of Parties
- Rule 21. Misjoinder And Nonjoinder Of Parties
- Rule 22. Interpleader
- Rule 23. Class Actions [Omitted]
- Rule 23.1. Derivative Actions By Shareholders [Omitted]
- Rule 23.2. Actions Relating To
- Rule 24. Intervention
- Rule 25. Substitution Of Parties
- Rule 26. General Provisions Governing Discovery
- Rule 27. Depositions Before Action Or
- Rule 28. Persons Before Whom
- Rule 29. Stipulations Regarding
- Rule 30. Depositions Upon Oral Examination
- Rule 31. Depositions Upon Written Questions
- Rule 32. Use Of Depositions In Court Proceedings
- Rule 33. Interrogatories To Parties
- Rule 34. Production Of Documents And Things
- Rule 35. Physical And Mental Examination Of Persons
- Rule 36. Requests For Admission
- Rule 37. Failure To Make Or Cooperate In
- Rule 38. Jury Trial Of Right
- Rule 39. Trial By Jury Or By The Court [Omitted]
- Rule 40. Assignment Of Cases For Trial
- Rule 41. Dismissal Of Actions
- Rule 42. Consolidation: Separate Trials
- Rule 43. Taking Of Testimony
- Rule 44. Proof Of Documents
- Rule 44.1. Determination Of Foreign Law [Omitted]
- Rule 45. Subpoena
- Rule 46. Exceptions Unnecessary
- Rule 47. Jurors
- Rule 48. Juries And Jury Verdicts
- Rule 49. General Verdicts And Special Verdicts
- Rule 50. Motions For A Directed Verdict And For
- Rule 51. Instructions To Jury
- Rule 52. Findings By The Court
- Rule 53. Masters, Referees, And Commissioners
- Rule 54. Judgments; Costs
- Rule 55. Default
- Rule 56. Summary Judgment
- Rule 57. Declaratory Judgments
- Rule 58. Entry Of Judgment
- Rule 59. New Trials; Amendment Of Judgments
- Rule 60. Relief From Judgment Or Order
- Rule 61. Harmlesss Error
- Rule 62. Stay Of Proceedings To Enforce A Judgment
- Rule 63. Judge’s Inability To Proceed
- Rule 64. Seizure Of Person Or Property
- Rule 65. Injunctions
- Rule 66. Receivers
- Rule 67. Deposit In Court
- Rule 68. Offer Of Judgment
- Rule 69. Execution
- Rule 70. Judgment For Specific Acts;
- Rule 71. Process In Behalf Of And Against
- Rule 71A. Eminent Domain [Omitted]
- Rule 77. Courts And Clerks
- Rule 78. Motion Practice
- Rule 79. Books And Records Kept By The Clerk
- Rule 80. Stenographic Report Or Transcript
- Rule 81. Applicability Of Rules
- Rule 82. Jurisdiction And Venue
- Rule 83. Local Court Rules
- Rule 84. Forms
- Rule 85. Title
Miss. R. App. P. 55 rules
- Rule 1. Scope Of Rules
- Rule 2. Penalties For Noncompliance With Rules;
- Rule 3. Appeal As Of Right - How Taken
- Rule 4. Appeal As Of Right - When Taken
- Rule 5. Interlocutory Appeal By Permission
- Rule 6. Counsel On Appeal In Criminal Cases
- Rule 7. Voluntary compliance with this Rule is to begin January 01, 1993; mandatory
- Rule 8. Stay Or Injunction Pending Appeal
- Rule 9. Release In Criminal Cases
- Rule 10. Content Of The Record On Appeal
- Rule 11. Completion And Transmission Of The Record
- Rule 12. Transmission Of Original Item From The Trial Court
- Rule 13. Docketing The Appeal And Filing The Record
- Rule 14. Findings Of Fact And Calculations
- Rule 15. Mandamus To Require Trial Court Decision
- Rule 16. Jurisdiction Of The Supreme Court
- Rule 17. Review In The Supreme Court
- Rule 18. [Omitted]
- Rule 19. Appeals From The Public Service Commission
- Rule 20. Certified Questions From Federal Courts
- Rule 21. Writs Of Mandamus And Prohibition
- Rule 22. If any application fails to comply substantially with the statute, the clerk of the
- Rule 23. Call And Order Of Docket
- Rule 24. [Omitted]
- Rule 25. Filing And Service
- Rule 26. Computation And Extension Of Time
- Rule 27. Motions
- Rule 28. Briefs
- Rule 29. Brief Of An Amicus Curiae
- Rule 30. Record Excerpts
- Rule 31. Filing And Service Of Briefs
- Rule 32. Form Of Briefs, Record Excerpts
- Rule 33. Prehearing Conference
- Rule 34. Oral Argument
- Rule 35. -B(c), opinions of the Court of Appeals were not defined as final opinions where they
- Rule 35-A. Written Opinions And
- Rule 35-B. Written Opinions And
- Rule 36. Costs
- Rule 37. Interest On Judgments
- Rule 38. Damages For Frivolous Appeal
- Rule 39. Execution Of Judgment In
- Rule 40. Motion For Rehearing
- Rule 41. Issuance Of Mandates;
- Rule 42. Voluntary Dismissal
- Rule 43. Substitution Of Parties
- Rule 44. Questions Concerning Validity Of
- Rule 45. Duties Of The Clerk
- Rule 46. Admission, Withdrawal, And
- Rule 47. Prohibition Against Practice
- Rule 48. Appellate Procedure Following Denial
- Rule 48A. Confidential Cases And Sealed Filings
- Rule 48B. Proceedings On Motion For Disqualification Of
- Rule 48C. Disqualification Of Justices Or Judges Of The
- Rule 49. Title
- Rule 50. Appellate Mediation
Miss. R. Evid. 67 rules
- Rule 101. Scope; Definitions
- Rule 102. Purpose
- Rule 103. Rulings on Evidence
- Rule 104. Preliminary Questions
- Rule 105. Limiting Evidence That Is Not Admissible Against Other Parties or
- Rule 106. Remainder of or Related Writings or Recorded Statements
- Rule 201. Judicial Notice of Adjudicative Facts
- Rule 301. Presumptions in Civil Cases Generally
- Rule 401. Test for Relevant Evidence
- Rule 402. General Admissibility of Relevant Evidence
- Rule 403. Excluding Relevant Evidence for Prejudice, Confusion, Waste of
- Rule 404. , it is necessary to turn to Rule 405 for the correct methodology. Rule 405
- Rule 405. Methods of Proving Character
- Rule 406. Habit; Routine Practice
- Rule 407. Subsequent Remedial Measures
- Rule 408. Compromise Offers and Negotiations
- Rule 410. Pleas, Plea Discussions, and Related Statements
- Rule 411. Liability Insurance
- Rule 412. Sex-Offense Cases: The Victim’s Sexual Behavior or Predisposition
- Rule 501. Privileges Established by Constitution or Rule Only
- Rule 503. Privilege between Patient and Physician or Psychotherapist
- Rule 504. Spousal Privilege
- Rule 505. Communications to Clergy
- Rule 601. Competency to Testify
- Rule 602. Need for Personal Knowledge
- Rule 603. Oath or Affirmation to Testify Truthfully
- Rule 604. Interpreter
- Rule 605. Judge’s Competency as a Witness
- Rule 606. Juror’s Competency as a Witness
- Rule 607. Who May Impeach a Witness
- Rule 608. A Witness’s Character for Truthfulness or Untruthfulness
- Rule 609. Impeachment by Evidence of a Criminal Conviction
- Rule 610. Religious Beliefs or Opinions
- Rule 611. Mode and Order of Examining Witnesses and Presenting Evidence
- Rule 612. Writing Used to Refresh a Witness’s Memory
- Rule 613. Witness’s Prior Statement
- Rule 614. Court’s Calling or Examining a Witness
- Rule 615. Excluding Witnesses
- Rule 616. Witness’s Bias
- Rule 617. Taking Testimony of a Child by Closed Circuit Television
- Rule 701. based on scientific, technical, or other specialized knowledge within the scope
- Rule 702. Testimony by Expert Witnesses
- Rule 703. Bases of an Expert’s Opinion Testimony
- Rule 704. Opinion on an Ultimate Issue
- Rule 705. nonetheless offers two protections. The court may, in its discretion,
- Rule 706. Court-Appointed Expert Witnesses
- Rule 801. Definitions That Apply to This Article; Exclusions from Hearsay
- Rule 802. The Rule Against Hearsay
- Rule 803. Exceptions to the Rule Against Hearsay – Regardless of Whether
- Rule 804. Exceptions to the Rule Against Hearsay – When the Declarant Is
- Rule 805. Hearsay Within Hearsay
- Rule 806. Attacking and Supporting the Declarant’s Credibility
- Rule 807. if it is apparent that the hearsay could be admitted under a standard
- Rule 901. Authenticating or Identifying Evidence
- Rule 902. Evidence That Is Self-Authenticating
- Rule 903. Subscribing Witness’s Testimony
- Rule 1001. , when a party seeks to prove their contents
- Rule 1002. Requirement of the Original
- Rule 1003. Admissibility of Duplicates
- Rule 1004. Admissibility of Other Evidence of Content
- Rule 1005. Copies of Public Records to Prove Content
- Rule 1006. Summaries to Prove Content
- Rule 1007. Testimony or Statement of a Party to Prove Content
- Rule 1008. Functions of the Court and Jury
- Rule 1101. Applicability of the Rules
- Rule 1102. Title
- Rule 1103. Inconsistent Rules Repealed