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Chapter 90

Fla. Stat. ch. 90

Evidence Code

90.101Short title 90.102Construction 90.103Scope; applicability 90.104Rulings on evidence 90.105Preliminary questions 90.106Summing up and comment by judge 90.107Limited admissibility 90.108Introduction of related writings or recorded statements 90.201Matters which must be judicially noticed 90.202Matters which may be judicially noticed 90.203Compulsory judicial notice upon request 90.204Determination of propriety of judicial notice and nature of matter noticed 90.205Denial of a request for judicial notice 90.206Instructing jury on judicial notice 90.207Judicial notice by trial court in subsequent proceedings 90.301Presumption defined; inferences 90.302Classification of rebuttable presumptions 90.303Presumption affecting the burden of producing evidence defined 90.304Presumption affecting the burden of proof defined 90.401Definition of relevant evidence 90.402Admissibility of relevant evidence 90.4025Admissibility of paternity determination in certain criminal prosecutions 90.4026Statements expressing sympathy; admissibility; definitions 90.403Exclusion on grounds of prejudice or confusion 90.404Character evidence; when admissible 90.405Methods of proving character 90.406Routine practice 90.407Subsequent remedial measures 90.408Compromise and offers to compromise 90.409Payment of medical and similar expenses 90.410Offer to plead guilty; nolo contendere; withdrawn pleas of guilty 90.501Privileges recognized only as provided 90.5015Journalist’s privilege 90.502Lawyer-client privilege 90.5021Fiduciary lawyer-client privilege 90.503Psychotherapist-patient privilege 90.5035Sexual assault counselor-victim privilege 90.5036Domestic violence advocate-victim privilege 90.504Husband-wife privilege 90.505Privilege with respect to communications to clergy 90.5055Accountant-client privilege 90.506Privilege with respect to trade secrets 90.507Waiver of privilege by voluntary disclosure 90.508Privileged matter disclosed under compulsion or without opportunity to claim privilege 90.509Application of privileged communication 90.602Testimony of interested persons 90.510Privileged communication necessary to adverse party 90.601General rule of competency 90.603Disqualification of witness 90.604Lack of personal knowledge 90.605Oath or affirmation of witness 90.606Interpreters and translators 90.6063Interpreter services for deaf persons 90.607Competency of certain persons as witnesses 90.608Who may impeach 90.609Character of witness as impeachment 90.610Conviction of certain crimes as impeachment 90.611Religious beliefs or opinions 90.612Mode and order of interrogation and presentation 90.613Refreshing the memory of a witness 90.614Prior statements of witnesses 90.615Calling witnesses by the court 90.616Exclusion of witnesses 90.701Opinion testimony of lay witnesses 90.702Testimony by experts 90.703Opinion on ultimate issue 90.704Basis of opinion testimony by experts 90.705Disclosure of facts or data underlying expert opinion 90.706Authoritativeness of literature for use in cross-examination 90.801Hearsay; definitions; exceptions 90.802Hearsay rule 90.803Hearsay exceptions; availability of declarant immaterial 90.804Hearsay exceptions; declarant unavailable 90.805Hearsay within hearsay 90.806Attacking and supporting credibility of declarant 90.901Requirement of authentication or identification 90.902Self-authentication 90.903Testimony of subscribing witness unnecessary 90.91Photographs of property wrongfully taken; use in prosecution, procedure; return of property to owner 90.951Definitions 90.952Requirement of originals 90.953Admissibility of duplicates 90.954Admissibility of other evidence of contents 90.955Public records 90.956Summaries 90.957Testimony or written admissions of a party 90.958Functions of court and jury