Hearsay

12 exercises in Hearsay for Evidence. Topics: Hearsay: Repeating Words to Prove They're True, Non-Hearsay Uses: When Words Do a Different Job, Party Admissions: Your…

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Topics in this chapter

• Hearsay: Repeating Words to Prove They're True — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Non-Hearsay Uses: When Words Do a Different Job — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Party Admissions: Your Own Words Can Be Used Against You — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Prior Statements of Witnesses: When a Witness's Old Words Count — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• The Play-by-Play Exception: Describing Events as They Happen — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• The Too-Shocked-to-Lie Exception — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• The How-I-Feel-Right-Now Exception — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• The Telling-the-Doctor Exception — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Business Records: The Everyday Logbook Door — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Dying Declarations: Last Words About the End — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Statements Against Interest: Words That Hurt the Speaker — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson
• Former Testimony: Reusing Old Answers From the Stand — 1 exercises · Read the source lesson

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