Ambiguous questions

Argumentative questions

Asked and answered questions

Assuming facts not in evidence

Authentication of instruments

Authentication of telephone conversation and voices

Character evidence: Generally ; Accused or victim in a criminal case ; Other acts, crimes, or wrongs ; Prior sexual activity of alleged victim

Similar crimes or acts in civil or criminal sexual assault or child molestation cases

Competence to testify

Compound questions

Compromise/offers of compromise

Cross-examination: Generally ; Scope

Exhibits: Demonstrative ; Illustrative ; Tangible objects ; Writings

Expert opinion

Firsthand knowledge

Guilty pleas

Habit and routine practice

Hearsay

-Generally ; Attacking and supporting the credibility of a hearsay declarant ; Nonhearsay admissions ; Nonhearsay prior statements

Hearsay within hearsay

Hearsay exception: Absence of entry in business records ; Absence of public records or entry ; Excited utterance ; Family records ; Forfeiture by wrongdoing ; Former testimony ; Judgment as to personal, family, or general history, or boundaries ; Judgment of previous conviction ; Learned treatises ; Market reports and commercial publications ; Marriage, baptismal, and similar certificates ; Present sense impression ; Public records and reports ; Records of documents affecting an interest in property ; Recorded recollection ; Records of regularly conducted activity ; Records of religious organizations ; Records of vital statistics ; Reputation as to character ; Reputation concerning boundaries or general history ; Reputation concerning personal or family history ; Requirement of unavailability ; Residual exception ; Statement against interest ; Statements in ancient documents ; Statements in documents affecting an interest in property ; Statement of personal or family history ; Statements for purposes of medical diagnosis or treatment ; Statement under belief of impending death ; Then existing mental or emotional condition ; Then existing physical condition

Impeachment: Bias, prejudice, interest, and improper motive ; Character evidence ; Memory ; Perception ; Prior convictions/civil cases ; Prior convictions/criminal cases ; Prior inconsistent statements ; Specific instances of misconduct

Insurance against liability

Judicial notice

Lay opinion evidence

Leading questions

Misquoting the witness

Narratives

Nonresponsive answers

Objections

Offers of proof

Original document rule

Payment of medical and similar

Expenses

Presumptions

Privileges

Refreshing present recollection

Relevance: Generally ; Conditional admissibility

Exclusion of relevant evidence on grounds of prejudice, confusion, or waste of time: Limited admissibility

Rule of completeness

Subsequent remedial measures

Federal rules of evidence.