he's not. " - Hugh Hewitt.
Any complaints. Hugh also explaining this AM what an
" Excited Exclamation " or Utterance in law means.
It pertains to the law and evidence.It can be used to
explain an event.When a person is privy to a startling
or shocking event it can be the exception to the Hearsay
Rule.The statement must spontaneously be made by the person
{ declarant } while still under stress of the excitement from the
event.
It seems Old Joe likes to make stuff up on the fly.
If only there were enough flies on a wall in a room when
Old Joe gets excited and Pops off.
Any complaints. Hugh also explaining this AM what an
" Excited Exclamation " or Utterance in law means.
It pertains to the law and evidence.It can be used to
explain an event.When a person is privy to a startling
or shocking event it can be the exception to the Hearsay
Rule.The statement must spontaneously be made by the person
{ declarant } while still under stress of the excitement from the
event.
It seems Old Joe likes to make stuff up on the fly.
If only there were enough flies on a wall in a room when
Old Joe gets excited and Pops off.
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