California Trial Lawyers Journal, Volume 14California Trial Lawyers Association., 1975 - Law |
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... statement made out of court , the statement being offered as an assertion to show the truth of the matter asserted therein , and thus rest- ing for its value upon the credibility of the out - of - court asserter . 5 This definition ...
... statement made out of court , the statement being offered as an assertion to show the truth of the matter asserted therein , and thus rest- ing for its value upon the credibility of the out - of - court asserter . 5 This definition ...
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... statements are hearsay . Two addi- tional requirements must be met before particular words or conduct are so classified : ( 1 ) the statement must constitute an assertion , and ( 2 ) the statement must be introduced for the purpose of ...
... statements are hearsay . Two addi- tional requirements must be met before particular words or conduct are so classified : ( 1 ) the statement must constitute an assertion , and ( 2 ) the statement must be introduced for the purpose of ...
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... statement cannot be hearsay unless it is either intended to be an assertion or is offered for a purpose requiring an assumption that it was so intended . " 52 The Uniform Rules of Evidence53 also exclude non - assertive conduct . Thus ...
... statement cannot be hearsay unless it is either intended to be an assertion or is offered for a purpose requiring an assumption that it was so intended . " 52 The Uniform Rules of Evidence53 also exclude non - assertive conduct . Thus ...
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Associate Editors | 4 |
Incoming Presidents Message | 13 |
CTLA Convention Luncheon Address | 29 |
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