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Code of Evidence: Hearsay Pt. II
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Episode 34 – Code of Evidence: Hearsay Pt. II
This week, Mike and Judge Prescott move on from the definition of hearsay into some of its many exceptions. The exceptions to the hearsay rule are set up by delineating whether the declarant’s availability is required, not required or if the declarant’s availability is immaterial. Judge Prescott lays out the policy reasons for having exceptions in the first place then delves into the exceptions.
In this episode they discuss the following exceptions in which a declarant’s availability is immaterial:
A statement by a party opponent.
A spontaneous utterance
A statement for purposes of obtaining medical diagnosis or treatment
Recorded recollection
Public records and reports
Statements in ancient documents
Published compilations
Statement in a family Bible
Personal identification
Statements in learned treatises
Sec. 8-3. Hearsay Exceptions: Availability of Declarant Immaterial
52 episodes
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When? This feed was archived on August 01, 2022 16:35 (). Last successful fetch was on March 28, 2022 14:36 ()
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Episode 34 – Code of Evidence: Hearsay Pt. II
This week, Mike and Judge Prescott move on from the definition of hearsay into some of its many exceptions. The exceptions to the hearsay rule are set up by delineating whether the declarant’s availability is required, not required or if the declarant’s availability is immaterial. Judge Prescott lays out the policy reasons for having exceptions in the first place then delves into the exceptions.
In this episode they discuss the following exceptions in which a declarant’s availability is immaterial:
A statement by a party opponent.
A spontaneous utterance
A statement for purposes of obtaining medical diagnosis or treatment
Recorded recollection
Public records and reports
Statements in ancient documents
Published compilations
Statement in a family Bible
Personal identification
Statements in learned treatises
Sec. 8-3. Hearsay Exceptions: Availability of Declarant Immaterial
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