hearsay
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- n gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth
- s heard through another rather than directly
hearsay information
- Second, the use of hearsay will be limited, so that the burden will no longer be on the party who objects to hearsay to disprove its reliability.
- We know that some of these things can only be hearsay because by his own testimony he was only small potatoes in the mob.
- But Adams refused to repeat his confession on the stand, the tape made by the lie detector expert was barred as hearsay evidence, and the all-white jury took only 90 minutes to .