Hearsay, though not usually admissible, is allowed in trial if it is deemed?

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Unless a statute or rule specifically states otherwise, hearsay is not admissible as evidence in court. Therefore, even if a statement is truly hearsay, it might still be relevant to the case if an exception applies.

Hearsay can be defined as a statement made regarding the veracity of the claim and something outside of the court .

Hearsay testimony is typically not allowed in courtrooms. Hearsay cannot usually be used as the basis for a court decision.

Even when the trial is happening its (hearsay) not allowed

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