Row 15707

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> An on record comment is admissible.

Generally an out-of-court statement is inadmissible hearsay, even if it's on video. However, it's technically not hearsay when it's a statement by a party that is offered as evidence against that party. That means that Trump couldn't introduce his own statements as evidence, but the prosecution could. Or rather, they could have before they rested their case this afternoon.

Hypothetically, if Trump were to testify, they could bring it up when they cross-examine him.

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text > An on record comment is admissible. Generally an out-of-court statement is inadmissible hearsay, even if it's on video. However, it's technically not hearsay when it's a statement by a party that is offered as evidence against that party. That means that Trump couldn't introduce his own statements as evidence, but the prosecution could. Or rather, they could have before they rested their case this afternoon. Hypothetically, if Trump were to testify, they could bring it up when they cross-…
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datetime 2024-05-20
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