Roger C. Park

Roger C. Park is the co-author of the Waltz & Park Evidence casebook, the author of a textbook on evidence (Trial Objections) and the author of numerous articles in law journals. He has also co-authored interdisciplinary journal articles on law and psychology. He is the past chair of the Evidence Section of the American Association of Law Schools. 

Professor Park has written over a dozen computer lessons on evidence, civil procedure (with Doug McFarland) and professional responsibility (with Kenneth Kirwin). His evidence lessons won the EDUCOM Higher Education Software award in 1991.

Formerly the Fredrikson & Byron Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota, Professor Park is now the James Edgar Hervey Professor of Law at UC College of the Law, San Francisco. He has also taught as a visiting professor at Boston University Law School, Michigan Law School, and Stanford Law School and as an adjunct at Wellesley College.

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CALI Lessons

This table shows Lessons and podcasts by this author. It includes Lesson title, CALI Topics for the Lesson, the date the Lesson was published on the CALI website, the date the Lesson was last updated, and run/usage totals for the past 30 and 120 days.

Note: usage information for podcasts is not available here and is marked as N/A.

Lesson Title CALI Topic(s) Latest updatesort descending Runs Past 30 Days Runs Past 120 Days
Demurrers and Judgments on the Pleadings April 6, 2012
81
93
Model Rules of Professional Conduct II: Questions and Problems May 19, 2014
120
249
The Defense Function May 19, 2014
28
226
Preclusion February 23, 2015
38
56
Drafting a Complaint July 13, 2018
45
176
The Concept of Hearsay August 28, 2018
306
767
Impeachment and Rehabilitation of Witnesses September 27, 2018
78
564
Evidence for Procedure Students October 7, 2021
4
10
Survey of Evidence October 8, 2021
48
412
The Hearsay Rule & Its Exceptions October 26, 2022
139
266
Hearsay From Square One: The Definition of Hearsay October 26, 2022
235
966
Model Rules of Professional Conduct I: Preliminary Drill September 28, 2023
137
446
Character Evidence Under Federal Rules December 19, 2023
274
896