Treating all computer-generated information as
hearsay subject to its affirmative trustworthiness guarantees pursuant to Rule 807 would substantially reduce low-quality evidentiary admissibility, and provide a more robust "reliability" standard that would better serve the goals of litigation and the attendant administration of justice.
Mast co-founder and CEO, David Messenger, will work with
Hearsay in an advisory capacity.
We've been following
Hearsay closely for several years and seen the tremendous impact they've had in transforming the financial services industry," said Messenger, of Mast.
353 (2008), the Supreme Court went further and acknowledged that forfeiture by wrongdoing does not merely extinguish confrontation arguments; it serves as an exception to the rule against
hearsay.
It is not uncommon to see persons with diabetes exhibiting inappropriate health care seeking behaviour, and health care acceptance, just because of
hearsay.
Leaving aside the relative degree of fame one might argue on the strength of one's annual report, are we really to conclude that the board allows parties to submit an annual report, and will accept what that report says on its face, but that the factual assertions set forth in the annual report are to be treated as
hearsay unless supported by testimony?
Sigal, lawyer for the defendant, claimed that both the satellite image on its own and the digitally added tack and coordinates were impermissible
hearsay.
The court held that a satellite image does not make an assertion, and thus it cannot be
hearsay.
courts with unreliable
hearsay, through an exception that would be
Hearsay Social entered the robo-advisor space in mid-February with its "Predictive Social Suite" for advisors.
their
hearsay evidence is intended to offer an evidentiary substitute.
While these are the ultimate practical worries, the bulk of the paper will be devoted to developing the epistemological argument that the inclusion of certain kinds of information, the prime example being
hearsay, can lower the standards for what counts as knowledge, essentially making it too easy to justify attributions of knowledge.
