Article IV Evidence Law Quiz

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In the first scenario, the evidence of the two prior fires caused by Monica is:

  • Admissible as evidence of similar occurrences, happenings, events
  • Admissible as propensity evidence (correct)
  • Inadmissible
  • Admissible as habit evidence

In the second scenario, the evidence of the two prior fires caused by Monica is:

  • Admissible as evidence of similar occurrences, happenings, events
  • Admissible as habit evidence (correct)
  • Inadmissible
  • Admissible as propensity evidence

The purpose of admitting evidence of the two prior fires in the first scenario is to:

  • Establish Monica's habit
  • Show Monica's carelessness
  • Prove Monica's negligence
  • Demonstrate the similarity of events (correct)

The purpose of admitting evidence of the two prior fires in the second scenario is to:

<p>Establish Monica's habit (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a negligence case, evidence of prior similar occurrences is often used to:

<p>Establish a pattern of behavior (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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