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Hearsay Hazards in the American Criminal Trial: An Adversary-Oriented Approach
Gordon Van Kessel

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Truth and Its Rivals in the Law of Hearsay and Confrontation
Richard D. Friedman

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To Thine Own Self Be True: Enforcing Candor in Pleading through the Party Admissions Doctrine
Sherman J. Clark

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Comment on Gordon Van Kessel's Hearsay Hazards in the American Criminal Trial: An Adversary-Oriented Approach
Sean Doran

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Cognition and Hearsay: A Response to Professor Friedman
Craig R. Callen

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Rival Claims to "Truth"
Eleanor Swift

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Evidential Completeness and the Burden of Proof
Dale A. Nance

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No Bad Men!: A Feminist Analysis of Character Evidence in Rape Trials
Aviva Orenstein

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Character at the Crossroads
Roger C. Park

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What is Wrong with Character Evidence?
Peter Tillers

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The Perilous Task of Rethinking the Character Evidence Ban
David P. Leonard

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Make-Believe: The Rules Excluding Evidence of Character and Liability Insurance
Samuel R. Gross

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A Wigmorian Defense of Feminist Method
Katharine K. Baker

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Character Evidence Reconsidered: "People Do Not Seem to be Predictable Characters."
Miguel A. Mendez