An edition of The hearsay rule
(2003)
The hearsay rule
Third edition.
by G. Michael Fenner
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Hearsay Evidence, Evidence (law), united states, LawPlaces
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Table of Contents
The basic definition
The definitional exclusions
Rule 803, selected exceptions
Rule 804 exceptions
The residual exception
Rule 807
Rules of civil and criminal procedure as hearsay exceptions
State-of-mind evidence
Opinion evidence as a way around the hearsay rule
Miscellaneaous other ways around the hearsay rule
Having found one way around the hearsay rule, keep looking for others
Multiple layers of hearsay and Rule 805
A statement that is inadmissable hearsay to one issue and either nonhearsay or admissable hearsay to another
Competency : the declarant's competence and the hearsay rule - The confrontation clause.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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