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Question 7 of 40EvidenceSelect one

In a car-crash suit, the plaintiff calls a witness who heard the defendant say the next day, “I ran the red light.” The defendant objects. How should the court rule?

AAExclude it as hearsay

BBAdmit it as a party’s own statement

CAdmit it only to impeach the defendant

DExclude it: he was not under oath

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Wrong. The right answer is B.

A party’s own statement, offered against that party, isn’t hearsay.

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Why not A?

Reading the question and the Federal Rules of Evidence...

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Under Rule 801(c), an out-of-court statement offered to prove its truth is hearsay1.

But Rule 801(d)(2)(A) excludes a party’s own statement offered against that party2.

Offered by the plaintiff against the defendant, the statement is not hearsay, even though it was made out of court2.

Warning

Correct answer: B — Admit it as a party’s own statement.

Sources

1Fed. R. Evid. 801(c)

2Fed. R. Evid. 801(d)(2)(A)

What if a bystander said it?Why not only to impeach?

Question 7 of 40EvidenceSelect one

In a car-crash suit, the plaintiff calls a witness who heard the defendant say the next day, “I ran the red light.” The defendant objects. How should the court rule?

AAExclude it as hearsayYour answer

BBAdmit it as a party’s own statementCorrect

CAdmit it only to impeach the defendant

DExclude it: he was not under oath

Check

Wrong. The right answer is B.

A party’s own statement, offered against that party, isn’t hearsay.

Ask whyNext

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Question 7 · you chose AIncorrect

Why not A?

Reading the question and the Federal Rules of Evidence...

AI tutor

Under Rule 801(c), an out-of-court statement offered to prove its truth is hearsay1.

But Rule 801(d)(2)(A) excludes a party’s own statement offered against that party2.

Offered by the plaintiff against the defendant, the statement is not hearsay, even though it was made out of court2.

Warning

Correct answer: B — Admit it as a party’s own statement.

Sources

1Fed. R. Evid. 801(c)

2Fed. R. Evid. 801(d)(2)(A)

What if a bystander said it?Why not only to impeach?

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A NextGen select-one Evidence question with the AI tutor’s cited explanation above it.A NextGen select-one Evidence question based on FRE 801(c) and 801(d)(2)(A). The examinee chooses option A; the tutor explains why B governs and cites the controlling rules.

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Sample course · Page 8 · Select one

Rivera mails Chen an offer. Chen mails an acceptance on Monday; Rivera’s revocation reaches Chen on Tuesday. Is there a contract?

A.No, the revocation reached Chen first.
B.Yes, from Monday, when Chen mailed it.Correct Answer
C.No, a revocation takes effect when sent.
D.Yes, but only once Rivera receives it.

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The mailbox rulePage 8

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Fact pattern · Page 8

On Monday, Rivera emails Chen an offer to paint Chen’s house for $6,000. On Tuesday, Chen replies: “I accept if you also paint the garage.” Did Chen’s reply accept the offer?

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