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hi everybody Dave sudden today we are going to talk about the issue of relevance and specifically the issue of relevance as it comes up during trial because thereamp;#39;s the practice of law or the study of law in general and then thereamp;#39;s the practice of law during trial and in trial we have to be both fast and precise as these rules and issues come up and so thatamp;#39;s what weamp;#39;re going to work on today and so first what I want to introduce is a methodology for us to consider any evidence question as it comes up during trial and the reason we have this arrow is because we want to think of any evidence question in this order and the reason why we want to have this discipline is because during the heat of trial we may hear things that can suggest obvious objections but we may miss less obvious but more important objections and so for example if we have a situation where we hear some witness on the stand saying mr. Jones told me that and all of a sudden we hear this