If a Witness Makes an Out-Of-Court Statement That Contradicts His

question 69

Multiple Choice

If a witness makes an out-of-court statement that contradicts his or her in-court testimony, the out-of-court statement is not considered hearsay. This is known as a

• A) prior consistent statement.
• B) prior inconsistent statement.
• C) prior statement of identification.
• D) prior statement of misidentification.

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