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When do we use Preliminary Hearings | For felony cases not presented to a grand jury
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What wa issue with Rape trials prior to 1970 | Defense was allowed to dredge up the victims prior sexual history. Rape shield laws curtailed this ploy.
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How far back do fingerprints go | They date back to 1901
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What is secondary evidence | Refers to all types of evidence used to establish the contents of a document when the original or the duplicate are unavailable
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What are the Hearsay Rules | Makes declarations inadmissible in court. There are many exceptions to this rule
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What are some examples of exceptions to the hearsay rule | Spontaneous Utterance, dying declaration
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