Rules of Evidence

Evidence rules!
From the scene to the stand.

Get the latest rules of evidence instantly—whether you’re in the field, in court, or preparing your case.

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Everything you need to collect, challenge, & present right in your pocket

Instant access to the latest Rules of Evidence—so law enforcement can collect it properly, and lawyers can use it effectively.

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LawLens organizes the Rules of Evidence so you can quickly determine what’s relevant to your case.

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  • Get smart annotations to break down complex rules
  • Understand key precedents that shape how evidence is applied in court

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Replace messy book annotations with organized, searchable notes—perfect for trial prep and key precedent.

  • Add insights & clarifications directly to evidence rules
  • Flag critical rules for quick reference in court
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