These Are Out-Of-Court Statements That Are Made Identifying a Person

question 38

Multiple Choice

These are out-of-court statements that are made identifying a person after the declarant has seen the person.

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

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Definitions:

Lanham Act

A federal statute that provides protection to trademarks, service marks, and unfair competition in the market.

First Amendment

A part of the United States Constitution that protects freedoms concerning religion, expression, assembly, and the right to petition.

Disparaging

Making belittling or derogatory statements or comments about someone or something.

Register of Copyright

An official record maintained by a government authority that lists works protected by copyright law.