CHAPTER 3 - HEARSAY
- ARTICLE 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- § 24-3-1 - Hearsay evidence defined; when admitted
- § 24-3-10 - Testimony at former trial
- § 24-3-11 - Ancient documents
- § 24-3-12 - Proof of pedigree
- § 24-3-13 - Ancient boundaries and landmarks
- § 24-3-14 - Records made in regular course of business admissible; effect of circumstances of making; construction of Code section
- § 24-3-15 - Admissions and confessions distinguished
- § 24-3-16 - Testimony as to child's description of sexual contact or physical abuse
- § 24-3-17 - Admissibility of certified copies of records of Department of Public Safety or Department of Driver Services or comparable agencies in other states; admissibility of computer transmitted
- § 24-3-18 - Admissibility of medical reports; qualifications of person signing reports; right of adverse party to cross-examine person signing reports
- § 24-3-2 - Original evidence distinguished
- § 24-3-3 - When declarations part of res gestae
- § 24-3-4 - Statements made for medical diagnosis or treatment
- § 24-3-5 - Declarations of conspirators
- § 24-3-6 - Dying declarations
- § 24-3-7 - Declarations as to title by one in possession
- § 24-3-8 - Declarations against interest by one since deceased
- § 24-3-9 - Declarations of deceased persons as to ancient rights
- ARTICLE 2 - ADMISSIONS
- § 24-3-30 - Admissions in pleadings
- § 24-3-31 - Admissions of parties to record admissible generally; exceptions
- § 24-3-32 - Admissions by privies
- § 24-3-33 - Admissions by agents
- § 24-3-34 - Admissions of real parties in interest
- § 24-3-35 - What admissions by third parties received in evidence
- § 24-3-36 - Acquiescence or silence as admission
- § 24-3-37 - What admissions not proper evidence
- § 24-3-37.1 - Offers of assistance or expressions of benevolence, regret, mistake, error, sympathy, or apologies by a health care provider or the provider's employee or agent
- § 24-3-38 - Right to have whole conversation heard
- ARTICLE 3 - CONFESSIONS
- § 24-3-50 - Only voluntary confessions admissible
- § 24-3-51 - Confessions under spiritual exhortation or promise of secrecy or collateral benefit admissible
- § 24-3-52 - Against whom confession of conspirator admissible
- § 24-3-53 - Admissions and confessions received with care; no conviction on uncorroborated confession