Non-Person Declarant
A Non-Person Declarant refers to a source of information or statement that is not a human being, such as a machine, device, animal, or inanimate object. The output or "statement" produced by a non-person declarant is not considered hearsay because the hearsay rule only applies to statements made by a person.
Also known as
Animal Behavior Evidence, Inanimate Object Evidence, Machine-Generated Evidence
Examples
- ATM Receipts
- Breathalyzer Results
- Cadaver Dog Indications
- Drug-Sniffing Dog Alerts
- Radar device's number showing vehicle speed.
- Security Camera Footage
- Thermometer readings
Ancestry path
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