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1. What is hearsay evidence?
2. Why is hearsay evidence generally considered less reliable in court?
3. What are the exceptions to the hearsay rule?
4. How can hearsay evidence be challenged in court?
5. Can hearsay evidence be used in civil cases as well as criminal cases?
6. How does the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment affect the admissibility of hearsay evidence?
7. What role does the credibility of the declarant play in determining the admissibility of hearsay evidence?
8. How do courts determine whether hearsay evidence is admissible under the rules of evidence?
9. Can hearsay evidence be used to establish the truth of the matter asserted in court?
10. How does the reliability of hearsay evidence impact its admissibility in court?
2. Why is hearsay evidence generally considered less reliable in court?
3. What are the exceptions to the hearsay rule?
4. How can hearsay evidence be challenged in court?
5. Can hearsay evidence be used in civil cases as well as criminal cases?
6. How does the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment affect the admissibility of hearsay evidence?
7. What role does the credibility of the declarant play in determining the admissibility of hearsay evidence?
8. How do courts determine whether hearsay evidence is admissible under the rules of evidence?
9. Can hearsay evidence be used to establish the truth of the matter asserted in court?
10. How does the reliability of hearsay evidence impact its admissibility in court?
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May 11
General Hearsay Questions
- What is the definition of hearsay evidence?
- What are the exceptions to the hearsay rule?
- How does the hearsay rule apply to out-of-court statements?
- What are the factors that determine whether an out-of-court statement is admissible as hearsay?
- How can hearsay evidence be impeached?
Specific Hearsay Exceptions Questions
Admissions
- What is an admission?
- What are the different types of admissions?
- When are admissions admissible as evidence?
Present Sense Impressions
- What is a present sense impression?
- When are present sense impressions admissible as evidence?
Excited Utterances
- What is an excited utterance?
- When are excited utterances admissible as evidence?
Dying Declarations
- What is a dying declaration?
- When are dying declarations admissible as evidence?
Business Records
- What is a business record?
- When are business records admissible as evidence?
Official Records
- What is an official record?
- When are official records admissible as evidence?
Public Records
- What is a public record?
- When are public records admissible as evidence?
Ancient Documents
- What is an ancient document?
- When are ancient documents admissible as evidence?
Family History
- When is family history admissible as evidence?
Residual Exception
- What is the residual exception to the hearsay rule?
- When can evidence be admitted under the residual exception?
- What is the definition of hearsay evidence?
- What are the exceptions to the hearsay rule?
- How does the hearsay rule apply to out-of-court statements?
- What are the factors that determine whether an out-of-court statement is admissible as hearsay?
- How can hearsay evidence be impeached?
Specific Hearsay Exceptions Questions
Admissions
- What is an admission?
- What are the different types of admissions?
- When are admissions admissible as evidence?
Present Sense Impressions
- What is a present sense impression?
- When are present sense impressions admissible as evidence?
Excited Utterances
- What is an excited utterance?
- When are excited utterances admissible as evidence?
Dying Declarations
- What is a dying declaration?
- When are dying declarations admissible as evidence?
Business Records
- What is a business record?
- When are business records admissible as evidence?
Official Records
- What is an official record?
- When are official records admissible as evidence?
Public Records
- What is a public record?
- When are public records admissible as evidence?
Ancient Documents
- What is an ancient document?
- When are ancient documents admissible as evidence?
Family History
- When is family history admissible as evidence?
Residual Exception
- What is the residual exception to the hearsay rule?
- When can evidence be admitted under the residual exception?
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