Under the Federal Rules of Evidence, Prior Inconsistent Statements Are

question 19

Multiple Choice

Under the Federal Rules of Evidence, prior inconsistent statements are admissible:

• A) When the declarant testifies at trial and is subject to cross-examination about the hearing
• B) When the statement is inconsistent with the witness's current testimony
• C) When the inconsistent statement was given under oath or penalty of perjury at a trial, hearing, other proceeding or deposition
• D) When the witness is given an opportunity to admit, explain the inconsistency, or deny making the statement.
• E) All of the above must occur in order for the inconsistent statement to be admissible.

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