The hearsay rule and its exceptions

Update: 2020-07-31

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In our very last substantive evidence discussion, we chat about the principles of admissibility, and exclusion, of hearsay evidence. In our next episode, we’ll revisit and review each of those evidentiary rules in readiness for past exam problem solving.You can find the notes, and other resources, here.

The Judicial College of Victoria provides an absolute wealth of resources for the principles governing the admissibility and exclusionary rules relating to hearsay starting here.

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The hearsay rule and its exceptions

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The hearsay rule and its exceptions

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The hearsay rule and its exceptions