[1] See F.R.E. § 801(d)(2)(D)
New York State Trial Lawyers Association leaders say the changes allow juries to hear statements based on their relevance to the matter at hand, not how high declarants rank them on the corporate ladder.
January 20, 2022 at 01:37 AM
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[1] See F.R.E. § 801(d)(2)(D)
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