Who Said It
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Subject distribution
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Example wrong choices
22219_baptism_dock_bottleneck · EVIDENCE · Choice ANo, because the statement is inadmissible hearsay.
Why it's attractive
This treats every out-of-court statement as blocked and ignores the opposing-party lane.
Why it's wrong
This treats every out-of-court statement as blocked and ignores the opposing-party lane.
22219_baptism_dock_bottleneck · EVIDENCE · Choice BYes, because the statement qualifies as a public record.
Why it's attractive
The answer shifts from Lydia's statement to the deputy's status and answers the wrong evidentiary question.
Why it's wrong
The answer shifts from Lydia's statement to the deputy's status and answers the wrong evidentiary question.
22219_baptism_dock_bottleneck · EVIDENCE · Choice DNo, because the statement is not being used for impeachment.
Why it's attractive
The answer assumes the statement matters only if used to attack credibility.
Why it's wrong
The answer assumes the statement matters only if used to attack credibility.
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