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2020 S.C. Court of Appeals Cases on Evidence
Some of these cases lightly touch on the rules of evidence, while others make big statements. Click on the links beneath each case for a blog post that briefly describes the evidence issue in the case.
State v. Washington
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/police-interviews-and-hearsay
Whitesell v. Whitesell
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/cross-and-re-cross-are-in-the-discretion-of-the-trial-judge
State v. Hopkins
State v. Gibbs
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/expert-opinion-and-lay-opinion-is-still-a-fine-line
Turner v. Thomas
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/facebook-post-can-be-state-of-mind
State v. Franks
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/is-the-scientific-expert-evidence-reliable
State v. Bell
State v. Tallent
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/more-definitions-of-unfair-prejudice-under-403
State v. Adams
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/out-of-court-statements-in-csc-cases
State v. Walker
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/remember-to-preserve-your-objection-under-scre-103
Turner v. Medical University of South Carolina
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/best-evidence-rule-when-does-it-apply
State v. Warner
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/cross-referencing-the-rules-of-evidence
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/neil-v-biggers-pretrial-identification-procedure
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/south-carolina-and-the-daubert-standard-extraordinary-similar
Carter v. Bryant
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/unhelpfulness-and-expert-opinions
https://www.everydayevidence.org/post/expert-testimony-on-law
