A. Overview

• For a first-time user, the tutorials in this product provide approximately two (2) cumulative hours of foundational learning on the "big-ticket" topics that you must know about Evidence: Hearsay. The duration and direction of your follow-up use will vary according to your needs and preferences.
  

• There are five (5) tutorials, described below.

1. Hearsay Introduction
   
• Statements;
• Hearsay;
• Exclusions; and
  
• Exceptions.
2. Exclusions
• Prior statements (consistent; inconsistent);
  
• Identification of a person;
• Admissions;
• Statements by authorized speakers;
• Statements by party's agent;
• Statements by a co-conspirator; and
  
• Foundation facts related to admissions.
  
3. Exceptions: Declarant's Availability Immaterial
   
• Present sense impression;
• Excited utterance;
• Existing mental, emotional or physical condition;
• Statements of belief;
• Statements of feelings;
• Statements of plan;
• Statements of physical condition;
• Statements for purpose of medical diagnosis or treatement;
• Recorded recollection;
• Records of regularly conducted activities;
• Business records: Trustworthiness requirement;
• Business records: Volunteered statements;
• Absence of entry in regularly conducted activity;
• Public records and reports; and
  
• Additional exceptions.
  
4. Exceptions: Declarant's Unavailability Required
• Former testimony;
• Dying declarations;
• Statements against interest;
• Forfeiture by wrongdoing;
• Residual exception; and
  
• Hearsay within hearsay.
5. Hearsay and the Confrontation Clause
   
• The confrontation clause and Crawford.

C. Product License

• The license for this product entitles you to unlimited use all of the course materials for the academic year of your purchase.

• Course creator: David
• Course creator: David