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Hearsay

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  1. On Point

    Admission of damaging hearsay a recommitment trial wasn’t plain error

    By Wisconsin State Public Defender

    Rock County v. H.V., 2021AP1760-FT, 1/13/22, District 4 (1-judge opinion, ineligible for publication); case activity This appeal concerns a recurring problem in Chapter 51 cases: the lack of objection to…

  2. Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog

    PA Superior Court: Hearsay Alone Insufficient at Preliminary Hearing to Prove Defendant in Particular Committed Crime

    By Zak Goldstein

    Criminal Defense Lawyer Zak T. Goldstein, Esquire The Pennsylvania Superior Court has decided the case of Commonwealth v. Harris, holding that the Commonwealth must present admissible non-hearsay evidence at a preliminary hearing…

  3. Tort Talk

    A Nice Primer on the Hearsay Rule

    By Daniel Cummins

    Here's a decision that gives a nice reminder of how the rules of hearsay work in a trial setting. In the case of Nitkin v. Main Line Health, No. 2:20-CV-04825-KSM…

  4. HeplerBroom Blog

    Courts Deny Evidence of Asbestos Contamination of Talcum Powder as Hearsay

    By Audra Zobrist

    by Audra Zobrist Regardless of the type of case being tried, it is a longstanding tenet of evidence practice that hearsay statements are inadmissible at trial. The problem with admitting…

  5. Future Lawyer

    Tweets As Evidence In Litigation.

    By rickgeorges

    Tweets are classic hearsay evidence. As such, they are not admissible to prove the truth or falsity of the assertion in the tweet. They can, however, be powerful evidence in…

  6. Law Times News

    Hearsay probative value must be measured against prejudicial effect and not by case strength: ONT CA

    By Law Times News

    Case provides guidance on admissibility of hearsay and statement of recanting witness: lawyer

  7. Law Times News

    Court of Appeal rules judge erred in finding hearsay evidence inadmissible

    By Law Times News

    Appellant alleged her father arranged to have her unknowingly smuggle 1.9 kilos of cocaine

  8. EvidenceProf Blog

    Supreme Court of Wyoming Finds Statements Were Improperly Admitted Under Prior Consistent Hearsay Exclusion

    By Colin Miller

    Federal Rule of Evidence 801(d)(1)(B) provides an exclusion to the rule against hearsay for a statement that(B) is consistent with the declarant’s testimony and is offered:(i) to rebut an express or…

  9. Expert Institute Insights

    PA Experts May Rely on Hearsay But Not Novel Evidence

    By Victoria Langley

    In Pennsylvania, the rules controlling expert witnesses are similar to the federal rules—with some notable exceptions. One such exception is that attorneys can effectively defend their expert’s reliance on hearsay…

  10. Global IP & Technology Law Blog

    Evidence Relating to Third Party Chips Better Be Good When It’s TV Time at the Federal Circuit: The admissibility of third-party source code as a business record under FRE 803(6)

    By Steven Auvil

    In patent infringement cases involving consumer electronics and the like, the accused instrumentality oftentimes includes components the accused infringer obtained from third-party suppliers. To prove infringement, the patent owner may…