Critical MBE For The Bar Exam: Evidence: Do I know enough Evidence law to pass?

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This law book if for direct Exam preparation. This is not merely an outline. - The author's multiple bar essays were published as model essays after the bar exam. The authors have produced several published model bar exam essays - Look Inside........ Excerpt: 16. Pete is jogging through the mall when he sees Dan hit Winnie. In court Winnie is called as a witness. She testifies that Pete was jogging through the mall at the time Dan hit her. What part of Winnie’s testimony is hear-say? (A) Her statement that Pete was jogging, which occurred outside the present hearing (B) All parts of her statement are hear-say (C) No part of her testimony is hear-say (D) Winnie can only testify to what she herself said or did 17. Wanda swears an oath before a justice of the peace declaring that a certain automobile belongs to her. At a later action for the conversion of the automobile, can the plaintiff rental company introduce Wanda’s oath into evidence? (A) Yes, because Wanda swore it legally (B) Yes, because it is former testimony (C) Yes, under a hear-say exception (D) Yes, as testimonial evidence by a competent witness