Trevor Sampson
8/27/2012 07:15:14 am
Hearsay is information gathered by one person from another person concerning an event of which the first person had no direct experience. I don't think is should be aloud as evidence in a testimony because it is not direct evidence nor physical evidence.
Brandon Durkin
8/27/2012 12:39:44 pm
Hearsay is essentially one person saying something to someone, then that person saying it to whomever. The person who was told it was not there and has no proof it actually happened so it should not be allowed in testimonies. It's like a rumor being spread, no everything you hear is true right?
Reese Sobol
8/29/2012 10:08:40 am
Heresay evidence is a piece of information passes from one person to the next and then a person testifying that it was said. It is basically he-said she-said and it should be aloud because people testifying are under oath so they usually wont lie, but if they do then they could just as easily do it with heresay evidence or eye witness evidence
Brandon Hendrex
8/30/2012 07:30:12 am
Hearsay evidence is, to put it plainly, a form of gossip. To further explain hearsay evidence, it is information that did not originate from the person who is presenting the evidence. Hearsay evidence should be allowed in court because not all crimes can have a plaintiff. An example is if the case is murder, the plaintiff would not be able to come to court to testify against the murderer.
Ben Paulson
8/30/2012 09:44:02 am
Hearsay evidence is information relayed from one person to the next and it should not be allowed because someone could make something up just to put someone away in jail even though it may or may not be true. If they conduct a lie detector test then maybe but as of right now it should not be allowed
Alex Stanger
8/30/2012 10:37:52 am
Hearsay evidence is evidence based on what someone has told the witness and not of direct knowledge. It should not be allowed because you shouldnt base something off of what others have told you. There is a chance that is could not be true. There should be physical evidence instead of hearsay evidence.
Colin finnegan
8/30/2012 11:44:53 am
Hersay evidence is evidence that Is based on information told to the witness, not direct knowledge. It is testimony based on the words of someone not present;and therefor should not be allowed in court. Because the person who allegedly "told the witness" these facts is not in court, no one can prove the validly of these alleged statements. Also, because the person who allegedly "told the witness" is not in court, the witness could make up any statement, and There would be no way to prove if the statements were actually said. Hersay evidence and hersay testimony do not belong in the courtroom.
Madison Rodgers
8/30/2012 12:33:09 pm
Hearsay is when information has been passed along, and is not direct evidence. I do not think hearsay should be allowed in testimony because it is not actual evidence. We all know that information becomes questionable as it is passed along. We can not trust something that is not direct evidence.
Areli
8/31/2012 04:06:50 am
A statement made out of court that is offered in court as evidence to prove the truth of the matter asserted. I think it should be allowed because it would help solve complicated cases where there is no evidence just things that were told and Like from pastors.
Alex O'Connor
8/31/2012 09:43:39 pm
Hearsay evidence is evidence that one has told the witness without direct knowledge. I do not believe it should be allowed in court because there is not much solid proof standing behind it and therefore it may negatively affect the outcome of a case by providing the jury with false/unprovable statements.
Preston
9/1/2012 04:25:26 pm
I don't think hearsay evidence should be aloud, because any one could lie or make up hear say evidence about anything. Simply you can't talk from the grave or have any one talk for you.
Preston
9/1/2012 04:28:03 pm
Hear say is Evidence that some one has said with out direct knowledge. Comments are closed.
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