A Statement Made by a Party to a Lawsuit Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

A statement made by a party to a lawsuit is admissible as an opposing parties' statement (admissions) if it is offered by the opposing party:

• A)whether the statement was against the interest of the declarant at the time it was made or not
• B)only if it was against the interest of the declarant at the time it was made
• C)only if it is a present sense impression or an excited utterance
• D)only if it constitutes an adoptive opposing parties' statement (admissions)

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Definitions:

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