Multiple Choice
A statement is admissible, whether or not the defendant is available as a witness, if the content of the statement relates to
A) the crime.
B) a startling event.
C) a life-or-death situation.
D) a psychological test.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q49: Business records should be kept so that
Q50: An excited utterance must be made while
Q51: This exception is the collective of both
Q52: A rental car agreement, signed by the
Q53: The rationale for past recollection recorded is<br>A)
Q55: The rationale for the excited utterance exception
Q56: The then-existing mental, emotional, or physical condition
Q57: A declaration against interest is a statement
Q58: Reputation evidence about community history is admissible.
Q59: Past recollection refreshed is considered hearsay.