<p>In this episode, Professor I. Bennett Capers, Professor of Law, the Stanley A. August Professor of Law at Brooklyn Law School, explains the Best Evidence Rule, a rule that is not widely popular but is ALWAYS on the Bar Exam.  Professor Capers explores the history of the rule, the reasons for the rule and how a question about the rule might appear on an exam. </p>

In this episode, Professor I. Bennett Capers, Professor of Law, the Stanley A. August Professor of Law at Brooklyn Law School, explains the Best Evidence Rule, a rule that is not widely popular but is ALWAYS on the Bar Exam. Professor Capers explores the history of the rule, the reasons for the rule and how a question about the rule might appear on an exam.

<p>In this episode, Professor I. Bennett Capers, Professor of Law, the Stanley A. August Professor of Law at Brooklyn Law School, explains the Best Evidence Rule, a rule that is not widely popular but is ALWAYS on the Bar Exam.&nbsp; Professor Capers explores the history of the rule, the reasons for the rule and how a question about the rule might appear on an exam.&nbsp;</p>

The Best Evidence Rule

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