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Admissibility of Similar Acts as Evidence by Belinda Viernes is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses several topics in evidence law: 1. Similar past acts may be admitted as evidence to prove intent, knowledge, identity, or plan but not to prove character or that the act was done. 2. Witnesses can only testify to facts they know from personal knowledge or perception. 3. Hearsay is inadmissible but there are several exceptions where out of court statements may be admitted, including dying declarations.
- Author
- Belinda Viernes
- Language
- EN