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Hearsay Exam All Possible Questions with Verified Answers 2024 Update with Complete Solution Why do we have a hearsay rule? How does it affect the fact-finding process? The jury can't judge hearsay very well b/c it consists of a statement that we are not watching being made. So we can't judge 4 things: memory, sincerity, perception, and narration. We usually judge those things by listening to testimony and cross-examination. We can't cross-examine the declarant. And even if the w...

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Evidence –Hearsay Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved Hearsay definition and rationale - an out-of-court statement offered for the purpose of establishing the truth of the matter Rationale: it denies the opponent the opportunity to cross-exam the person whose perception, memory and sincerity are in issue Questions to ask regarding hearsay - 1) Is it an out of court statement? 2) What precisely is the out of court statement? 3) is it being offered for the purpose of establishing its ...

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EVIDENCE: HEARSAY Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved Rule 803 rules MEANS - 1. The following are not excluded by the rule against hearsay. AKA COMES IN 2. COMES IN + AVAILABILITY of DECLARANT IRRELEVANT Rule 803 specifies _____ Exceptions that apply _______ - Rtwentythree (23) exceptions apply whether or not the declarant is unavailable Rule 803(1) - Present Sense Impression - The hearsay rule does not exclude the declarant's statement if the declarant made the statement while or...

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©SIRJOEL EXAM SOLUTIONS 10/7/2024 11:03AM Evidence -Hearsay Exam Questions With Correct Answers Hearsay definition and rationale - answeran out-of-court statement offered for the purpose of establishing the truth of the matter Rationale: it denies the opponent the opportunity to cross-exam the person whose perception, memory and sincerity are in issue Questions to ask regarding hearsay - answer1) Is it an out of court statement? 2) What precisely is the out of court statement? 3) is i...

• "Evidence of what another person has said". • General rule against hearsay set out in Morrison v HM Advocate 1990 JC 299: - "an assertion other than one made by a person while giving oral evidence in the proceedings is inadmissible as evidence of any fact asserted" (at 312). • Rule only prevents hearsay evidence being led to prove the truth of its content. It does not prevent it if the purpose is to prove that the statement was made, regardless of truth. • Why exclude hea...

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