Hearsay evidence Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

AAERT Book Prep Many lawsuits are ? before trial when it becomes clear its better than incurring the costs and risks of litigation. - correct answer settled Any surprises are limited to a plantiff's ? or a defendant's surrebuttal evidence, when each side is trying to impeach prior evidence presented by the opposing party. - correct answer rebuttal Exceptions to hearsay rule includes references to public ? like marriage licenses or general reputation in the community. - correct answer re...

CLEET Certification (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: Generally, a police officer may arrest for a misdemeanor Answer: committed or attempted in his presence Q: Improper service, improper venue, lack of jurisdiction and statute of limitations are examples of Answer: technical defenses of a constitutional tort. Q: Reasonable grounds, such as would warrant a prudent person to believe certain facts are true is A...

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These are my exact answers to the criminology assessment for UNIT 3. I scored 98/100 on my assessment.  I hope this model answer is helpful.

Outcomes 1. Analyse the other side's list of documents and advise on whether the disclosure complies with the CPR and whether claims to legal professional privilege have been properly made. 2. Apply detailed and comprehensive knowledge to ensure that witness statements comply with CPR Part 32 and PD32. 3. Apply detailed and comprehensive knowledge to advise on instructing experts and the rules relating to expert evidence. 4. Exercise sound professional judgement in advising on the admissibi...

Intersections - Answer-Most serious crashes for LEO occur where? Searches and seizures conducted outside the judicial process, without prior approval by a neutral and detached judge or magistrate, are "per se" unreasonable _____. - Answer-under the Fourth Amendment - subject only to a few specifically established and well-delineated exceptions Hearsay is _____ - Answer-Second hand information Which class of person may not be permitted to testify as "lay" (non-expert) witnesses? - Answer...

CHFI Module 1 Questions and Answers Already Passed Computer Forensics Deals with crimes committed on computing devices. Gathers, preserves, maintains, and interprets data which could be used as evidence in a court of law Types of Cybercrimes Internal: Primary threats with direct access to fragile data External: Secondary threats which utilize exploits to get the sensitive data Challenge 1: Speed Crimes happen so fast but there must be a bunch of hoops for a Forensics investigato...

Class notes Law of Evidence Table of Contents Module 1 Unit 1: Evidence of Character Unit 2: Opinion Evidence Unit 3: Similar Fact Evidence Module 2 Unit 1: Hearsay Unit 2: Exceptions to the Rule against Hearsay I Unit 3: Exceptions to the Rule against Hearsay Rule II Module 3 Unit 1: Estoppels Unit 2: Competency and Compellability Unit 3: Privilege Unit 4: Corroboration Module 4 Unit 1: Burden and Standard of Proof Unit 2: Documentary Evidence Unit 3: Confessions Unit 4: Ju...

demur - to object Default - fail to do something required to do Deponent - Person giving testimony Discovery - The pretrial procedures used by the parties to obtain information about the case from the other parties in order to prepare for trial. (Exchange of evidence) Dismiss trial without prejudice - Without right to a new trial Dismiss case with prejudice - Without a right to a new trial Diversion - The suspension of criminal prosecution of an offender. The offender may be asked to par...

Direct Evidence - directly links a person to a crime and without the need of any additional evidence or inference. Example: a video recording of offender robbing the convenience store while holding a gun Circumstantial evidence - relies on an inference to connect a conclusion of fact Example: if a defendants finger print was found at the scene of a convenience store robbery, a jury could conclude that the defendant was in the store at some point, but the fingerprint is not direct...