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: Legal History BlogTrachtenberg on the history of hearsay
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The Exception the Hearsay Rule: Coconspirators, 'Coventurers', and the Confrontation Clause is a new paper by Ben L.W. Trachtenberg, who is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Brooklyn Law School. Here's the abstract: Since the dawn of the Hearsay Rule, formulations of which are as ancient as the common law adversary trial itself, various exceptions have allowed the admission of evidenceFull post as published by Legal History Blog on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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