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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
evidence
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For hearsay evidence to be admissible in proceedings in the magistrates' court the proceedings have to be family proceedings.
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Then follows more hearsay evidence , and the trail peters out on a question mark.
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Mr Grant for the prosecution said that this was not a case of hearsay evidence .
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It must be remembered, however, that the Order only permits the court to admit hearsay evidence .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Hearsay is not allowed as evidence in court.
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A factual book is a lot better than relying on hearsay from friends.
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All the accounts were based on hearsay rather than eye-witness reports.
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Judge Wagenbach ruled that the statement was inadmissible as evidence, after Mr. Lamb's attourney argued that it was hearsay .
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The court is not allowed to admit hearsay evidence.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Alleged finds, discoveries and rumours have been circulating wildly ... but how much is fact and how much is hearsay ?
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But if the allegation is hearsay or pure fabrication, Walenski is being railroaded.
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Care must be taken with the passenger's replies as they will be hearsay unless in the driver's presence.
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Certain rumours of shady activities have turned out to be true, others remain mere hearsay .
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For hearsay evidence to be admissible in proceedings in the magistrates' court the proceedings have to be family proceedings.
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The Commonwealth secured its indictments on hearsay .
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They indicted me totally on hearsay .
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This understanding needs to be informed, up-to-date and backed by first-hand experience, not based on hearsay or second-hand impressions.