Texas Rules of Evidence

Rule 704 Texas Rules of Evidence

Rule 704. Opinion on an Ultimate Issue

An opinion is not objectionable just because it embraces an ultimate issue.

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Article I: General Provisions

  • Rule 101
  • Rule 102
  • Rule 103
  • Rule 104
  • Rule 105
  • Rule 106
  • Rule 107

Article II: Judicial Notice

  • Rule 201
  • Rule 202
  • Rule 203
  • Rule 204

Article IV: Relevance and Its Limits

  • Rule 401
  • Rule 402
  • Rule 403
  • Rule 404
  • Rule 405
  • Rule 406
  • Rule 407
  • Rule 408
  • Rule 409
  • Rule 410
  • Rule 411
  • Rule 412

Article V: Privileges

  • Rule 501
  • Rule 502
  • Rule 503
  • Rule 504
  • Rule 505
  • Rule 506
  • Rule 507
  • Rule 508
  • Rule 509
  • Rule 510
  • Rule 511
  • Rule 512
  • Rule 513

Article VI: Witnesses

  • Rule 601
  • Rule 602
  • Rule 603
  • Rule 604
  • Rule 605
  • Rule 606
  • Rule 607
  • Rule 608
  • Rule 609
  • Rule 610
  • Rule 611
  • Rule 612
  • Rule 613
  • Rule 614
  • Rule 615

Article VII: Opinions and Expert Testimony

  • Rule 701
  • Rule 702
  • Rule 703
  • Rule 704
  • Rule 705
  • Rule 706

Article VIII: Hearsay

  • Rule 801
  • Rule 802
  • Rule 803
  • Rule 804
  • Rule 805
  • Rule 806

Article IX: Authentication and Identification

  • Rule 901
  • Rule 902
  • Rule 903

Article X: Contents of Writings, Recordings, and Photographs

  • Rule 1001
  • Rule 1002
  • Rule 1003
  • Rule 1004
  • Rule 1005
  • Rule 1006
  • Rule 1007
  • Rule 1008
  • Rule 1009

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