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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 60 > Article 4 - Rules Of Evidence

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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 60 > Article 4 - Rules Of Evidence

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§ 60-401	Definitions
§ 60-402	Scope of rules
§ 60-403	Exclusionary rules not to apply to undisputed matter
§ 60-404	Effect of erroneous admission of evidence
§ 60-405	Effect of erroneous exclusion of evidence
§ 60-406	Limited admissibility
§ 60-407	General abolition of disqualifications and privileges of witnesses, and of exclusionary rules
§ 60-408	Preliminary inquiry by judge
§ 60-409	Facts which must or may be judicially noticed
§ 60-410	Determination as to propriety of judicial notice and tenor of matter noticed
§ 60-411	Instructing the trier of fact as to matter judicially noticed
§ 60-412	Judicial notice in proceedings subsequent to trial
§ 60-413	Definition
§ 60-414	Effect of presumptions
§ 60-415	Inconsistent presumptions
§ 60-416	Burden of proof not relaxed as to some presumptions
§ 60-417	Disqualification of witness; interpreters
§ 60-418	Oath
§ 60-419	Prerequisites of knowledge and experience
§ 60-420	Evidence generally affecting credibility
§ 60-421	Limitations on evidence of conviction of crime as affecting credibility
§ 60-422	Further limitations on admissibility of evidence affecting credibility
§ 60-423	Privilege of accused
§ 60-424	Definition of incrimination
§ 60-425	Self-incrimination
§ 60-426	Lawyer-client privilege
§ 60-427	Physician-patient privilege
§ 60-428	Marital privilege, confidential communications
§ 60-429	Penitential communication privilege
§ 60-430	Religious belief
§ 60-431	Political vote
§ 60-432	Trade secret
§ 60-433	Secret of state
§ 60-434	Official information
§ 60-435	Communication to grand jury
§ 60-436	Identity of informer
§ 60-437	Waiver of privilege by contract or previous disclosure
§ 60-438	Admissibility of disclosure wrongfully compelled
§ 60-439	Reference to exercise of privilege; presumption and adverse inference not permitted
§ 60-440	Effect of error in overruling claim of privilege
§ 60-441	Evidence to test a verdict or indictment
§ 60-442	Testimony by the judge
§ 60-443	Testimony by a juror
§ 60-444	Testimony of jurors not limited except by this article
§ 60-445	Discretion of judge to exclude admissible evidence
§ 60-446	Character -- manner of proof
§ 60-447	Character trait as proof of conduct
§ 60-448	Character trait for care or skill
§ 60-449	Habit or custom to prove specific behavior
§ 60-450	Opinion and specific instances of behavior to prove habit or custom
§ 60-451	Subsequent remedial conduct
§ 60-452	Offer to compromise and the like, not evidence of liability
§ 60-452a	Dispute resolution; confidentiality
§ 60-453	Offer to discount claim, not evidence of invalidity
§ 60-454	Liability insurance
§ 60-455	Other crimes or civil wrongs
§ 60-456	Testimony in form of opinion
§ 60-457	Preliminary examination
§ 60-458	Hypothesis for expert opinion not necessary
§ 60-459	Definitions
§ 60-460	Hearsay evidence excluded; exceptions
§ 60-461	Discretion of judge under exception to exclude evidence
§ 60-462	Credibility of declarant
§ 60-463	Multiple hearsay
§ 60-464	Authentication required; ancient documents
§ 60-465	Authentication of copies of records
§ 60-465a	Reproductions of original court records deemed same as original record; certified copy as evidence
§ 60-466	Certificate of lack of record
§ 60-467	Original document required as evidence; exceptions
§ 60-468	Proof of attested writings
§ 60-469	Proving content of business and public records
§ 60-470	Title
§ 60-472	Photographs of property wrongfully taken

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