Crawford v. Washington expanded the prohibition against this concept when it conflicts with the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment. Ohio v. Roberts included "indicia of reliability" in a two-pronged test for it, and Davis v. Washington ruled that 911 calls are exempt. Present sense impressions about a condition, excited utterances at a startling event, and last words are exceptions to its eponymous rule. FTP, identify this type of evidence not generally allowed in common-law courts in which one person testifies
Crawford v. Washington expanded the prohibition against this concept when it conflicts with the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment. Ohio v. Roberts included "indicia of reliability" in a two-pronged test for it, and Davis v. Washington ruled that 911 calls are exempt. Present sense impressions about a condition, excited utterances at a startling event, and last words are exceptions to its eponymous rule. FTP, identify this type of evidence not generally allowed in common-law courts in which one person testifies about what someone else has said.
Crawford v. Washington expanded the prohibition against this concept when it conflicts with the Confrontation Clause of the Sixth Amendment.
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