It seems that New York’s “excited utterance” exception may be screaming out for further judicial review.
December 13, 2019 at 11:00 AM
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According to Irving Younger, the famed evidentiary guru, an excited utterance—one of the most durable exceptions to the hearsay rule—has to start with that exclamation to qualify as an admissible statement in New York.
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