Avoid Wrongful Conviction by Excluding Bad Evidence from Trial!
Master Evidence Law Without the Modern Law School Cost, Political Correctness, Critical Race Theory or “Diversity, Inclusion & Equity” Cultism!
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Evidence Law Alone
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Registration for this Evidence Law Course (prerecorded only)
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Prerecorded for your convenience - watch and learn anytime!
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14 Modules total (approximately 20 hours of class learning) + Optional Final Exam-Based Certification
6 future +3 prerecorded Courses Bundle!
Normally $15,000
Just 4 quarterly payments of $995 (Save 74%!)
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A HUGE Discount on the 6-course law bundle! Registration is for 3 semester-long live law courses + 3 prerecorded law courses that can be taken at any time, + pre-reserved seats to those very same 3 law courses the next time they are offered live! Courses are:
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This Evidence Law Course Prerecorded
+ Future seat! -
Constitutional Law (Live Spring 2023)
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Criminal Law Prerecorded
+ Future seat! -
Criminal Procedure (Live Fall 2023)
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Property Law Prerecorded
+ Future seat! -
Criminal Justice (Live Spring 2024)
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(click on the course name to learn more about each class)
What’s In Store For You In This Course?
Avoid Wrongful Conviction by Excluding Bad Evidence from Trial. Master Evidence Law Without the Modern Law School Cost, Political Correctness, Critical Race Theory or “Diversity, Inclusion & Equity” Cultism!
The mission of our Evidence Law: Guardrails of Justice Course is to provide a thorough understanding of evidentiary law as it is taught in law school, but at a fraction of the time and cost of what law school costs today, and without the political correctness, critical race theory, or “diversity, inclusion, and equity” cultism that has so thoroughly infected modern law schools. We just do law, as traditionally taught, period.
We’re able to offer these law-school level courses to you at these amazingly low prices precisely because we don’t incur the cost of having them formally accredited, as would be required for a degree-offering program. If you are interested in an actual Juris Doctor (law degree), it would be necessary for you to attend an accredited law school with its attendant cost and time commitments.
That said—if you are seriously considering law school, taking our American Law Courses first would place you in an extremely advantageous position relative to your fellow students, who will be learning this material for the first time while earning their law school grades, while you will already have mastered it.
Meet Your Professor
Attorney Ryan Belanger was born and raised in Daytona Beach, Florida. After attending the University of Florida Law School, Attorney Belanger tried hundreds of jury trials while working in the Public Defenders office.
In 2011 Mr. Belanger opened his private practice, where he represented criminal defendants for about 5 years, trying many cases throughout the state of Florida.
Now Mr. Belanger finds himself again in the Public Defender’s office, except this time writing appeals, and is excited to explore the law with you in his various courses at Law of Self Defense.
What Will You Learn In This Course?
Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial evidence is often treated in legal dramas as if it were inherently weak. In fact, circumstantial evidence is perfectly valid evidence, and is often stronger than direct evidence. Learn about each and how they are treated in our courts.
Character Evidence & The Williams Rule
your general reputation is usually inadmissible in court--unless, that is, it meets one of many exceptions. In this module we learn why character evidence is frown upon, and under what circumstances it might nevertheless be admitted into court.
Privileges: Judicial Notice
There are many communications that are inadmissible evidence not because they aren't relevant in the trial, but because there are public policy reasons. These include attorney-client privilege, doctor-patient privilege, spousal privilege, and more.
Hearsay
"I swear he said it!" isn't gonna cut it in court. Learn why we dislike hearsay evidence, and the exceptions where they may be allowed in anyway.
Motions to Suppress & Authentication
You may not want some damning evidence against you allowed into court. Find out the rules that permit that evidence to be suppressed, as well as the obligations of those who control that evidence to establish it's authentic or lose it's validity.
Confessions and Statements against Interest
You signed a document that you wrote describing the crime you committed. Are you completely out of luck now? Probably. But not always - learn when that confession may be completely tossed out and why.
The 6th Amendment
The 6th Amendment of the United States Constitutions provides many of our most robust legal protections in criminal cases, including the right to an impartial jury of one's peers, the right to a speedy and public trial, the right to counsel--and, of particular importance in the context of evidence law, the right to confront the witnesses against us at trial.
The Casey Anthony & George Zimmerman Trials
Two critical trials of the 21st century have been the George Zimmerman and Casey Anthony prosecutions. We'll review these two cases to observe real-life examples of what we've learned so far enacted in a true courtroom. We'll also examine how politics and the limelight can warp our "justice" system.
Register Now!
This Course On
Evidence Law Alone
-
Registration for this Evidence Law Course (prerecorded only)
-
Prerecorded for your convenience - watch and learn anytime!
-
14 Modules total (approximately 20 hours of class learning) + Optional Final Exam-Based Certification
6 future +3 prerecorded Courses Bundle!
Normally $15,000
Just 4 quarterly payments of $995 (Save 74%!)
-
A HUGE Discount on the 6-course law bundle! Registration is for 3 semester-long live law courses + 3 prerecorded law courses that can be taken at any time, + pre-reserved seats to those very same 3 law courses the next time they are offered live! Courses are:
-
This Evidence Law Course Prerecorded
+ Future seat! -
Constitutional Law (Live Spring 2023)
-
Criminal Law Prerecorded
+ Future seat! -
Criminal Procedure (Live Fall 2023)
-
Property Law Prerecorded
+ Future seat! -
Criminal Justice (Live Spring 2024)
-
(click on the course name to learn more about each class)
FAQ
Is this the same as an Evidence Law course taught in law school?
This Course was taught in the same manner as experienced by Dean Andrew Branca and Provost Steven Gosney when they took the subject in their first years of law school, but with an extra emphasis on our rights and liberty within the law. Like those courses, this one requires a final exam be passed for successful completion (certification). This course is not accredited by any academic organization.
when is the course?
Classes occured in the spring of 2023. A recording of each module will be provided to you to follow along, as well as homework and other interactive work to ensure your learning is maximized.
where will the course take place?
Each class has already been completed so you can follow along at your pace and on your timeline! Don’t have time to watch tonight? No problem – watch later. Take as long as you need to complete and get certified when you are ready!
can anyone attend this course?
This is an open-registration course. You do not need to have any prior formal education in the law to take this course.
can i bring my spouse or a guest?
It is expected that every person accessing course content will be a registered student.
What is the refund policy for this course??
Access the first module and if you don’t like it you can request a full refund! After watching the first module you may no longer receive a refund.
