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Finals Part 1

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1.

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which court defined hearsay as any statement to which neither the Crown or the defendant is privy 

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Some of these categories include: Statements made to a medical provider for the purpose of diagnosis or treatment, statements about the reputation of the person, their family, or land boundaries, present-sense impressions excited utterances, and statements on mental, emotional, or physical conditions, etc...  

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Out-of-court statements made by a party to the case not considered hearsay made by the defendant if it falls under one of the following categories: 

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With regards to dealing with admission by silence, the courts have established some guidelines for evaluation of such. The jury can only consider the defendant’s silence if the defendant:  

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statement, of which the party has manifested a belief in its truth, confronted by statement elements, your action is admission of guilt by: 

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statement by a co-conspirator is considered as: 

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Co-conspirator statements are admissible because 

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