Comparing a Declaration Against Interest to an Admission by a Party-Opponent

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Multiple Choice

Comparing a declaration against interest to an admission by a party-opponent, which of the following statements is true?

• A) Both allow the statement to be made by a nonparty.
• B) Both allow for admission of the statement when the declarant is unavailable.
• C) Both require that the statement must be against interest when the statement is made.
• D) Both require that the statement includes an admission of guilt.

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