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Hearsay exceptions

It is generally considered that a person is not likely to have the presence of mind to lie or give false statements during or immediately after a criminal act. If a statement is considered such an excited utterance, it might be acceptable as evidence.

A written statement may also constitute hearsay. An exception is business records and government records.

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