IN GENERAL

Section 13-1-1 - Provisions of chapter applicable to all courts
Section 13-1-3 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-5 - Competency of husband and wife
Section 13-1-7 and 13-1-9 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-11 - Conviction, except for perjury or subornation of perjury, as no disqualification
Section 13-1-13 - Witness may be examined touching interest or convictions
Section 13-1-15 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-16 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-17 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-19 - Witness to be committed for refusal to testify
Section 13-1-21 - Communications privileged; exception
Section 13-1-21.1 - Medical privilege considered waived by and between defendants in medical malpractice suits involving multiple defendants
Section 13-1-22 - Confidentiality of priest-penitent communications
Section 13-1-22.1 - Certain communications made to certified peer support member by emergency responder to be privileged; definitions; exception to privilege; penalties
Section 13-1-23 - Presumption of death
Section 13-1-25 - Presumptions as to status of military and naval personnel or federal civilian employees
Section 13-1-27 through 13-1-75 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-77 - State custodian of books authorized to certify copies; admissibility of copies
Section 13-1-79 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-81 - Presumptions attending certificates, attestation, etc
Section 13-1-83 through 13-1-117 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-119 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-121 - Injury to livestock in transit as prima facie evidence of carrier's want of skill
Section 13-1-123 - Injury to persons or property from operation of motor vehicle as making out prima facie case
Section 13-1-124 through 13-1-129 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-131 - Land-office certificates
Section 13-1-133 through 13-1-147 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-149 - Courts to take notice of law of United States, other states, territories and foreign countries
Section 13-1-151 - Reproduction of business records; disposal of originals
Section 13-1-153 - [Repealed]
Section 13-1-155 - Destruction or other disposal of exhibits following final determination of civil actions