Blah blah blah. You know better.Hearsay is one of the most complicated areas of the evidentiary rules. Several general points:
1. Hearsay, as folks are referring to some of these statements, is controlled by the Federal Rules of Evidence. Those Rules apply in a court of law. Congress is not a court of law. I don’t know if Congress has agreed to follow those Rules of Evidence in these proceedings or not. I’m guessing not. If not, the clamor is moot.
2. There is hearsay, there is hearsay upon hearsay, there is admissible hearsay . . .
3. There are numerous exceptions to the hearsay rule. There are exceptions to the exceptions.
4. For example, if a witness refuses to testify based on a privilege of some sort, it is possible that hearsay would be admissible regarding a conversation in which that person was involved.
5. The question of hearsay is not a simple matter, certainly not as simple and clear-cut as being made out regarding these proceedings.
6. Bluntly, well-experienced lawyers and judges often struggle during trial on hearsay questions. I sure have. That’s even after anticipating its occurrence and researching the specific issue ahead of time.
If you want to get some inkling about the twists and turns regarding hearsay, here’s a link to the hearsay rules in the Federal Rules of Evidence.
https://www.rulesofevidence.org/article-viii/
LOLNo, Gunny. Please educate us on how to apply the hearsay rules.
No, Gunny. Please educate us on how to apply the hearsay rules.
Hearsay is one of the most complicated areas of the evidentiary rules. Several general points:
1. Hearsay, as folks are referring to some of these statements, is controlled by the Federal Rules of Evidence. Those Rules apply in a court of law. Congress is not a court of law. I don’t know if Congress has agreed to follow those Rules of Evidence in these proceedings or not. I’m guessing not. If not, the clamor is moot.
2. There is hearsay, there is hearsay upon hearsay, there is admissible hearsay . . .
3. There are numerous exceptions to the hearsay rule. There are exceptions to the exceptions.
4. For example, if a witness refuses to testify based on a privilege of some sort, it is possible that hearsay would be admissible regarding a conversation in which that person was involved.
5. The question of hearsay is not a simple matter, certainly not as simple and clear-cut as being made out regarding these proceedings.
6. Bluntly, well-experienced lawyers and judges often struggle during trial on hearsay questions. I sure have. That’s even after anticipating its occurrence and researching the specific issue ahead of time.
If you want to get some inkling about the twists and turns regarding hearsay, here’s a link to the hearsay rules in the Federal Rules of Evidence.
https://www.rulesofevidence.org/article-viii/
It doesnt make hearsay more legitimate. It makes their case more illegitimate.You are correct. Congress has not adopted those Rules.
I know better than what? You asked if hearsay is evidence. I viewed your question as a legitimate one. In good faith, i took a chunk of my time late last night to try to give you some idea of the intricacies of the Hearsay Rule. I even looked up a link so you could read the bare Rules yourself if you wanted. Your pithy comment notwithstanding, if you don’t want to garner a basic understanding of a complicated area of law you asked about, that is certainly your prerogative. I was trying to help you.Blah blah blah. You know better.
I know better than what? You asked if hearsay is evidence. I viewed your question as a legitimate one. In good faith, i took a chunk of my time late last night to try to give you some idea of the intricacies of the Hearsay Rule. I even looked up a link so you could read the bare Rules yourself if you wanted. Your pithy comment notwithstanding, if you don’t want to garner a basic understanding of a complicated area of law you asked about, that is certainly your prerogative. I was trying to help you.
Gunny and his ilk aren't seeking the truth, they're just grasping for anything to make them feel better and playing whatabout games.I know better than what? You asked if hearsay is evidence. I viewed your question as a legitimate one. In good faith, i took a chunk of my time late last night to try to give you some idea of the intricacies of the Hearsay Rule. I even looked up a link so you could read the bare Rules yourself if you wanted. Your pithy comment notwithstanding, if you don’t want to garner a basic understanding of a complicated area of law you asked about, that is certainly your prerogative. I was trying to help you.
Nice topic change. When all else fails, use the universal rallying cry and blame the lawyers.Keeping in mind you have to sell this to the American People. You have to convince them.
It's an impeachment inquiry and not a criminal case so unethical ****** lawyers can get by with offering up 3rd and 4th hand information that hasn't been fact checked. Come back in a few weeks I will use the new I.G. report that's coming out to show you what I mean about unethical ****** lawyers. Hopefully you will join me in condemning them.
He’s simply an ******* who just can’t help himself.
Gunny and his ilk aren't seeking the truth, they're just grasping for anything to make them feel better and playing whatabout games.
Why is the President blocking people with first hand information from testifying and clearing his name?
Nice topic change. When all else fails, use the universal rallying cry and blame the lawyers.
As to the IG report to which you refer, i look forward to it. If there is legitimate evidence of wrongdoing by people involved in this, the American people should know about it, same as the impeachment inquiry.
Sooooo, One doesn't have to be guilty of a crime to be convicted of a crime as long as someone is convinced that One is guilty due to hearing from a person who heard third hand that One did something wrong........Yep sounds about left.......You are correct. Congress has not adopted those Rules.
Nah, Dune is a good ****. He’s the only person here who has passed the bar and practices law. I think he is more estate planning and marital stuff if I remember correctly, but a good guy none the less. He certainly knows more about the actual law than anyone here. I found his post on the hearsay worth reading explaining the differences and how they can be used/viewed in context of the law and applied effectively in court.You're the Michael Avenatti of this message board.
Thanks for the Op-Ed of a Chicago based Democratic candidate for IL state AG. I’m sure there is zero bias.OPINION | Impeachment Is Not a Fair Fight, and on Day One It Showed
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2019/11/13/trump-impeachment-house-070840
Thanks for the Op-Ed of a Chicago based Democratic candidate for IL state AG. I’m sure there is zero bias.
got anything written by “Yancy Pelosi”?
Stop running scared and let Mulvaney, Pompeo, Bolton and others testify. Otherwise you guys look like scared pussies. Let Trump show up and tell the truth.
You’ll have to extract enough of a pressure mechanism out of these bombshell witnesses we heard so much about to compel their need to testify. Otherwise, read the transcript.Stop running scared and let Mulvaney, Pompeo, Bolton and others testify. Otherwise you guys look like scared pussies. Let Trump show up and tell the truth.
Nah, Dune is a good ****. He’s the only person here who has passed the bar and practices law. I think he is more estate planning and marital stuff if I remember correctly, but a good guy none the less. He certainly knows more about the actual law than anyone here. I found his post on the hearsay worth reading explaining the differences and how they can be used/viewed in context of the law and applied effectively in court.
So far, the only morons are the dumb and dumber twins who’ve got no clue what the **** they’re talking about. One lies and the other swears to it. It’s good comedy. Cunty has developed his own ball licking minion in Elmer Fudd similar to the way Cunty enjoys rifle’s throbbing member in his mouth.
Quote it, providing the number doesn’t work if you have people on ignore because I don’t get the same post counts you do.Post 128.
Aw come on, send in the clowns. Just more Obstruction of Congress articles of impeachment, it's all good.Sorry, the administration is not in the business of supplying more clowns for your circus. That's Schiff's job.
Nah, Dune is a good ****. He’s the only person here who has passed the bar and practices law. I think he is more estate planning and marital stuff if I remember correctly, but a good guy none the less. He certainly knows more about the actual law than anyone here. I found his post on the hearsay worth reading explaining the differences and how they can be used/viewed in context of the law and applied effectively in court.
So far, the only morons are the dumb and dumber twins who’ve got no clue what the **** they’re talking about. One lies and the other swears to it. It’s good comedy. Cunty has developed his own ball licking minion in Elmer Fudd similar to the way Cunty enjoys rifle’s throbbing member in his mouth.
Aw come on, send in the clowns. Just more Obstruction of Congress articles of impeachment, it's all good.
Quote it, providing the number doesn’t work if you have people on ignore because I don’t get the same post counts you do.
That is comical coming from you.He’s simply an ******* who just can’t help himself.
I appreciate your response but as it applies to an impeachment hearing to override the will of the American people I would think we'd both agree about the place for hearsay. This isnt a civil case.I know better than what? You asked if hearsay is evidence. I viewed your question as a legitimate one. In good faith, i took a chunk of my time late last night to try to give you some idea of the intricacies of the Hearsay Rule. I even looked up a link so you could read the bare Rules yourself if you wanted. Your pithy comment notwithstanding, if you don’t want to garner a basic understanding of a complicated area of law you asked about, that is certainly your prerogative. I was trying to help you.
I appreciate your response but as it applies to an impeachment hearing to override the will of the American people I would think we'd both agree about the place for hearsay. This isnt a civil case.
Perhaps to be more concise, we have two witnesses who have not talked to the President and who admit they thiought what they thought after hearing second or third hand information verses a transcript first hand knowledge of the conversation. The transcript was certified by others who listened to the call as as correct as they can recall. In what court would hearsay be accepted over transcribed first hand information?
The NYTimes got it from the whistleblower. Its the steele dossier all over again.Sondland is their source, and Sondland got it from the NYT. It's a circus.